“To take for oneself” in Japanese
Short answer
To take for oneself in Japanese is “たくる” (takuru). Full meaning: to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves).
Other ways to say “To take for oneself” in Japanese
タクる
takuru to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
たくろう
takuroo to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
タクろう
takuroo to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
たくッ
taku to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
タクッ
taku to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
タクろ
takuro to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
たくっ
taku to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
たくろ
takuro to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
タクっ
taku to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
タクら
takura to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
たくら
takura to pull in, to take for oneself, to tuck up (one's sleeves)
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