“To tinker with” in Japanese
Short answer
To tinker with in Japanese is “いじり回す” (ijirimawasu). Full meaning: to tinker with, to fumble with, to fiddle with, to twiddle.
Other ways to say “To tinker with” in Japanese
弄る
ijiru to finger, to touch, to play with, to fiddle with, to toy with; to make changes to, to tinker with, to tamper with; to dabble in, to do as a hobby, to play around with
いじり回さ
ijirimawasa to tinker with, to fumble with, to fiddle with, to twiddle
いじり回そ
ijirimawaso to tinker with, to fumble with, to fiddle with, to twiddle
いじり回せ
ijirimawase to tinker with, to fumble with, to fiddle with, to twiddle
いじり回し
ijirimawashi to tinker with, to fumble with, to fiddle with, to twiddle
いじり回そっ
ijirimawaso to tinker with, to fumble with, to fiddle with, to twiddle
いじり回そふ
ijirimawasou to tinker with, to fumble with, to fiddle with, to twiddle
いじり回そう
ijirimawasou to tinker with, to fumble with, to fiddle with, to twiddle
いじり回しゃ
ijirimawasha to tinker with, to fumble with, to fiddle with, to twiddle
いじる
ijiru to finger, to touch, to play with, to fiddle with, to toy with; to make changes to, to tinker with, to tamper with; to dabble in, to do as a hobby, to play around with
いぢる
ijiru to finger, to touch, to play with, to fiddle with, to toy with; to make changes to, to tinker with, to tamper with; to dabble in, to do as a hobby, to play around with
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