“To stick to” in Japanese
Short answer
To stick to in Japanese is “吸い付く” (suitsuku). Full meaning: to stick to.
Other ways to say “To stick to” in Japanese
引っ付く
hittsuku to stick to, to cling to, to adhere to; to become intimate (of a man and woman), to get close, to get married
こびり付く
kobiritsuku to stick to, to cling to, to adhere to
粘りつく
nebaritsuku to adhere to, to stick to, to cling to
くっ付く
kuttsuku to adhere to, to stick to, to cling to; to keep close to, to go along with; to get involved with, to be thick with, to become intimate
へばり付く
hebaritsuku to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
沿う
sou to run along, to run beside, to stick to (a line); to follow (a policy, plan, etc.), to act in accordance with, to align with; to meet (wishes, expectations, etc.), to satisfy, to comply with, to live up to
泥む
nazumu to cling to (e.g. old customs), to adhere to, to stick to, to be wedded to; to get used to, to become accustomed to; to linger (on), to progress slowly
吸付く
suitsuku to stick to
ひつつく
hittsuku to stick to, to cling to, to adhere to; to become intimate (of a man and woman), to get close, to get married
ひっつく
hittsuku to stick to, to cling to, to adhere to; to become intimate (of a man and woman), to get close, to get married
吸付ける
suitsukeru to stick to
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