“To scoop up” in Japanese
Short answer
To scoop up in Japanese is “掬する” (kikusuru). Full meaning: to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration.
Other ways to say “To scoop up” in Japanese
すくい上げる
sukuiageru to scoop up, to dip up
汲み取る
kumitoru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration
汲み上げる
kumiageru to draw (water, etc.), to scoop up, to pump up, to dip up; to draw on (ideas) (from subordinates, the public, etc.), to take into account, to adopt
すくい取る
sukuitoru to dip out, to scoop up, to ladle out
買い漁る
kaiasaru to buy all (of something) one can get one's hands on, to buy up, to scoop up
掻い込む
kaikomu to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
汲む
kumu to draw (water), to ladle, to dip up, to scoop up, to pump; to pour (into a cup), to drink (together); to consider (feelings, the situation, etc.), to sympathize with, to intuit, to understand
汲取る
kumitoru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration
汲上げる
kumiageru to draw (water, etc.), to scoop up, to pump up, to dip up; to draw on (ideas) (from subordinates, the public, etc.), to take into account, to adopt
汲みとる
kumitoru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration
くみとる
kumitoru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration
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