“To scramble” in Japanese
Short answer
To scramble in Japanese is “溶く” (toku). Full meaning: to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.).
Other ways to say “To scramble” in Japanese
よじ登る
yojinoboru to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
かき混ぜる
kakimazeru to mix, to stir, to scramble, to churn
溶か
toka to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
溶こ
toko to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
溶け
toke to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
溶い
toi to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
溶き
toki to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
溶こっ
toko to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
溶こふ
tokou to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
溶こう
tokou to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
溶きゃ
tokya to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
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