“To thrust in” in Japanese
Short answer
To thrust in in Japanese is “挿し込む” (sashikomu). Full meaning: to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in.
Other ways to say “To thrust in” in Japanese
差し込む
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
差込む
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
差しこむ
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
射しこむ
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
さし込む
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
指し込む
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
射し込む
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
差込める
sashikomeru to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
刺しこむ
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
挿しこむ
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
さしこむ
sashikomu to insert, to put in, to thrust in, to plug in; to have a griping pain; to flow in, to shine in
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