“To pole” in Japanese
Short answer
To pole in Japanese is “棹さす” (saosasu). Full meaning: to pole (a boat), to punt (a boat); to swim with (the tide), to go with (the flow, the times, etc.); to go against (the tide, the flow, etc.).
Other ways to say “To pole” in Japanese
棹さし
saosashi to pole (a boat), to punt (a boat); to swim with (the tide), to go with (the flow, the times, etc.); to go against (the tide, the flow, etc.)
棹ささ
saosasa to pole (a boat), to punt (a boat); to swim with (the tide), to go with (the flow, the times, etc.); to go against (the tide, the flow, etc.)
棹さそ
saosaso to pole (a boat), to punt (a boat); to swim with (the tide), to go with (the flow, the times, etc.); to go against (the tide, the flow, etc.)
棹させ
saosase to pole (a boat), to punt (a boat); to swim with (the tide), to go with (the flow, the times, etc.); to go against (the tide, the flow, etc.)
棹さそふ
saosasou to pole (a boat), to punt (a boat); to swim with (the tide), to go with (the flow, the times, etc.); to go against (the tide, the flow, etc.)
棹さそう
saosasou to pole (a boat), to punt (a boat); to swim with (the tide), to go with (the flow, the times, etc.); to go against (the tide, the flow, etc.)
棹さしゃ
saosasha to pole (a boat), to punt (a boat); to swim with (the tide), to go with (the flow, the times, etc.); to go against (the tide, the flow, etc.)
棹さそっ
saosaso to pole (a boat), to punt (a boat); to swim with (the tide), to go with (the flow, the times, etc.); to go against (the tide, the flow, etc.)
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