“To rustle” in Japanese
Short answer
To rustle in Japanese is “がさつく” (gasatsuku). Full meaning: to rustle, to crackle, to crinkle; to be wild, to be rowdy, to be rude; to become dry, to lose moisture.
Other ways to say “To rustle” in Japanese
騒めく
zawameku to be noisy, to be astir, to rustle, to murmur
騒ぐ
sawagu to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
かさつく
kasatsuku to rustle, to crackle, to crinkle; to be wild, to be rowdy, to be rude; to become dry, to lose moisture
ガサつき
gasatsuki to rustle, to crackle, to crinkle; to be wild, to be rowdy, to be rude; to become dry, to lose moisture
ガサつく
gasatsuku to rustle, to crackle, to crinkle; to be wild, to be rowdy, to be rude; to become dry, to lose moisture
カサつく
kasatsuku to rustle, to crackle, to crinkle; to be wild, to be rowdy, to be rude; to become dry, to lose moisture
カザック
kazakku to rustle, to crackle, to crinkle; to be wild, to be rowdy, to be rude; to become dry, to lose moisture
がさつき
gasatsuki to rustle, to crackle, to crinkle; to be wild, to be rowdy, to be rude; to become dry, to lose moisture
カサカサ鳴る
kasakasanaru to rustle, to make a rustling sound, to crinkle
がさつか
gasatsuka to rustle, to crackle, to crinkle; to be wild, to be rowdy, to be rude; to become dry, to lose moisture
かさつか
kasatsuka to rustle, to crackle, to crinkle; to be wild, to be rowdy, to be rude; to become dry, to lose moisture
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