“To screw” in Japanese
Short answer
To screw in Japanese is “捩る” (sujiru). Full meaning: to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on).
Other ways to say “To screw” in Japanese
捻る
nejiru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
ねじる
nejiru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
よじる
yojiru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
すじる
sujiru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
捻れる
nejireru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
もじる
mojiru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
捩れる
nejireru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
捻じる
nejiru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
ネジる
nejiru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
捩じる
nejiru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
よじれる
yojireru to twist, to screw, to wrench; to sprain; to parody, to make a parody of, to pun (on)
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