“To reap” in Japanese
Short answer
To reap in Japanese is “刈り取る” (karitoru). Full meaning: to mow, to reap, to harvest.
Other ways to say “To reap” in Japanese
刈り入れる
kariireru to harvest, to reap
取り入れる
toriireru to harvest, to reap; to take in, to gather in; to adopt (e.g. an idea), to accept (e.g. advice), to introduce, to borrow (e.g. a word)
刈取る
karitoru to mow, to reap, to harvest
刈りとる
karitoru to mow, to reap, to harvest
取入れる
toriireru to harvest, to reap; to take in, to gather in; to adopt (e.g. an idea), to accept (e.g. advice), to introduce, to borrow (e.g. a word)
かりとる
karitoru to mow, to reap, to harvest
刈取れる
karitoreru to mow, to reap, to harvest
苅りとる
karitoru to mow, to reap, to harvest
刈入れる
kariireru to harvest, to reap
かり取る
karitoru to mow, to reap, to harvest
摂り入れる
toriireru to harvest, to reap; to take in, to gather in; to adopt (e.g. an idea), to accept (e.g. advice), to introduce, to borrow (e.g. a word)
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