“To profess one's feelings” in Japanese
Short answer
To profess one's feelings in Japanese is “告る” (kokuru). Full meaning: to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings.
Other ways to say “To profess one's feelings” in Japanese
コクっ
koku to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
コクり
kokuri to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
コクる
kokuru to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
コクん
kokun to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
コクッ
koku to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
告れる
kokureru to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
コクら
kokura to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
コクれ
kokure to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
告ッ
koku to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
告っ
koku to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
コクろ
kokuro to confess one's love, to profess one's feelings
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.