“To sieve and sort” in Japanese
Short answer
To sieve and sort in Japanese is “淘げる” (yonageru). Full meaning: to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.).
Other ways to say “To sieve and sort” in Japanese
よなげる
yonageru to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
淘げ
yonage to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
淘げよ
yonageyo to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
淘げろ
yonagero to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
よなげ
yonage to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
淘げん
yonagen to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
淘げれ
yonagere to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
淘げよふ
yonageyou to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
よなげよ
yonageyo to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
淘げよう
yonageyou to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
よなげん
yonagen to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
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