“To row to” in Japanese
Short answer
To row to in Japanese is “こぎ着ける” (kogitsukeru). Full meaning: to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do.
Other ways to say “To row to” in Japanese
こぎ着け
kogitsuke to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do
こぎ着けろ
kogitsukero to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do
こぎ着けん
kogitsuken to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do
こぎ着けよ
kogitsukeyo to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do
こぎ着けれ
kogitsukere to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do
こぎ着けよっ
kogitsukeyo to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do
こぎ着けりゃ
kogitsukerya to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do
こぎ着けよふ
kogitsukeyou to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do
こぎ着けよう
kogitsukeyou to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.); to reach (a goal after considerable effort), to arrive at, to (finally) manage to do
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