“To stow aboard” in Japanese
Short answer
To stow aboard in Japanese is “積み込む” (tsumikomu). Full meaning: to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard.
Other ways to say “To stow aboard” in Japanese
積込む
tsumikomu to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
積込める
tsumikomeru to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
つみこむ
tsumikomu to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
積みこむ
tsumikomu to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
積みこめる
tsumikomeru to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
積み込める
tsumikomeru to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
つみこめる
tsumikomeru to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
積込ま
tsumikoma to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
積込め
tsumikome to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
積込ん
tsumikon to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
積込も
tsumikomo to load (with goods, cargo), to put on board, to stow aboard
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