“To take a dig at” in Japanese
Short answer
To take a dig at in Japanese is “当てこする” (atekosuru). Full meaning: to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at.
Other ways to say “To take a dig at” in Japanese
当てこすっ
atekosu to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすッ
atekosu to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすら
atekosura to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすろ
atekosuro to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすれ
atekosure to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすん
atekosun to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすりゃ
atekosurya to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすろっ
atekosuro to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすろふ
atekosurou to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすろう
atekosurou to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
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