“To recross” in Japanese
Short answer
To recross in Japanese is “組み直す” (kuminaosu). Full meaning: to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset.
Other ways to say “To recross” in Japanese
組直せる
kuminaoseru to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
組み直せる
kuminaoseru to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
組なおせる
kuminaoseru to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
組みなおせる
kuminaoseru to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
くみなおせる
kuminaoseru to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
組みなおす
kuminaosu to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
くみなおす
kuminaosu to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
組直せ
kuminaose to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
組直せろ
kuminaosero to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
組み直そ
kuminaoso to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
組直せん
kuminaosen to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
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