“To stretch oneself out” in Japanese
Short answer
To stretch oneself out in Japanese is “寝そべる” (nesoberu). Full meaning: to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side.
Other ways to say “To stretch oneself out” in Japanese
ねそべる
nesoberu to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
寝そべッ
nesobe to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
ねそべっ
nesobe to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
寝そべっ
nesobe to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
ねそべッ
nesobe to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
寝そべん
nesoben to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
寐そべッ
nesobe to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
寝そべら
nesobera to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
ねそべろ
nesobero to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
ねそべり
nesoberi to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
寢そべッ
nesobe to sprawl, to lie sprawled, to stretch oneself out, to lie relaxed on one's side
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