“To roll up” in Japanese
Short answer
To roll up in Japanese is “はぐる” (haguru). Full meaning: to roll up (e.g. sleeves), to turn over.
Other ways to say “To roll up” in Japanese
巻き込む
makikomu to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
巻き上がる
makiagaru to roll up, to be rolled up
巻き上げる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
捲る
makuru to turn up, to roll up (e.g. sleeves); to do over and over again, to do relentlessly, to do with reckless abandon, to do continuously; to stage a comeback (against) (in mahjong, horse racing, etc.), to come from behind
丸める
marumeru to make round, to roll up, to curl up; to seduce, to cajole, to explain away; to round off (a fraction)
捲し上げる
makushiageru to tuck (e.g. sleeves), to roll up
まくり上げる
makuriageru to tuck (e.g. sleeves), to roll up
パくら
pakura to roll up (e.g. sleeves), to turn over
はぐッ
hagu to roll up (e.g. sleeves), to turn over
バグら
bagura to roll up (e.g. sleeves), to turn over
ぱくッ
paku to roll up (e.g. sleeves), to turn over
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