“To row” in Japanese
Short answer
To row in Japanese is “漕ぐ” (kogu). Full meaning: to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing).
Other ways to say “To row” in Japanese
こぐ
kogu to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
漕る
kogeru to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
榜ぐ
kogu to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
こご
kogo to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
こが
koga to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
こごう
kogoo to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
漕げる
kogeru to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
こごっ
kogo to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
こぎゃ
kogya to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
こごふ
kogoo to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
漕
koge to row, to paddle, to scull, to pull (the oars); to pedal (a bicycle, etc.); to swing (on a swing)
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