“To thin” in Japanese
Short answer
To thin in Japanese is “梳く” (suku). Full meaning: to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume.
Other ways to say “To thin” in Japanese
すき
suki to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
すい
sui to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
すく
suku to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
すか
suka to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
すけ
suke to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
すこう
sukoo to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
梳ける
sukeru to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
すこ
suko to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
すこっ
suko to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
すきゃ
sukya to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
すこふ
sukoo to comb (out), to card, to untangle (hair); to thin (hair), to reduce in volume
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