“To suck in” in Japanese
Short answer
To suck in in Japanese is “吸い入れる” (suiireru). Full meaning: to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up.
Other ways to say “To suck in” in Japanese
吸い込む
suikomu to inhale, to breathe in, to suck up, to soak up, to absorb; to swallow up (in a crowd, whirlpool, the darkness, etc.), to suck in
吸い入れ
suiire to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
吸い入れよ
suiireyo to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
吸い入れん
suiiren to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
吸い入れれ
suiirere to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
吸い入れろ
suiirero to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
吸い入れよう
suiireyou to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
吸い入れよっ
suiireyo to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
吸い入れりゃ
suiirerya to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
吸い入れよふ
suiireyou to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
吸こむ
suikomu to inhale, to breathe in, to suck up, to soak up, to absorb; to swallow up (in a crowd, whirlpool, the darkness, etc.), to suck in
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