“To thatch” in Japanese
Short answer
To thatch in Japanese is “葺く” (fuku). Full meaning: to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile.
Other ways to say “To thatch” in Japanese
刈り葺く
karifuku to thatch (a roof)
葺ける
fukeru to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
葺か
fuka to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
葺こ
fuko to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
葺け
fuke to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
葺い
fui to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
葺こっ
fuko to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
葺けよ
fukeyo to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
葺けん
fuken to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
葺けれ
fukere to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
葺こふ
fukou to roof (a house with some material), to thatch, to shingle, to tile
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