“To start drawing” in Japanese
Short answer
To start drawing in Japanese is “汲み出す” (kumidasu). Full meaning: to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water).
Other ways to say “To start drawing” in Japanese
汲出せる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
掬み出す
kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲だせる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲出す
kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲みだせる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
くみ出せる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲み出せる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
くみだせる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲みだす
kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
くみ出す
kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
くみだす
kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
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