“To plaster up” in Japanese
Short answer
To plaster up in Japanese is “塗りこむ” (nurikomu). Full meaning: to paint over heavily, to plaster up.
Other ways to say “To plaster up” in Japanese
塗りこま
nurikoma to paint over heavily, to plaster up
塗りこも
nurikomo to paint over heavily, to plaster up
塗りこん
nurikon to paint over heavily, to plaster up
塗りこみ
nurikomi to paint over heavily, to plaster up
塗りこめ
nurikome to paint over heavily, to plaster up
塗りこもっ
nurikomo to paint over heavily, to plaster up
塗りこみゃ
nurikomya to paint over heavily, to plaster up
塗りこもふ
nurikomou to paint over heavily, to plaster up
塗りこもう
nurikomou to paint over heavily, to plaster up
塗りこまう
nurikomou to paint over heavily, to plaster up
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