“To rinse” in Japanese
Short answer
To rinse in Japanese is “濯ぐ” (sosogu). Full meaning: to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace.
Other ways to say “To rinse” in Japanese
漱ぐ
susugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
洗う
arau to wash, to cleanse, to rinse; to inquire into, to investigate; to purify (one's heart)
嗽ぐ
susugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
洗ぐ
susugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
雪ぐ
sosogu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
ゆすぐ
yusugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
すすご
susugo to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
すすぐ
susugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
濯げる
susugeru to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
雪げる
sosogeru to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
すすげる
susugeru to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
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