“To touch up” in Japanese
Short answer
To touch up in Japanese is “刷く” (haku). Full meaning: to daub, to brush, to touch up.
Other ways to say “To touch up” in Japanese
絵取る
edoru to color, to colour, to paint; to touch up (by tracing the same image, letter, etc.)
手を入れる
tewoireru to correct, to touch up, to smarten up; to put one's hand in (e.g. pocket)
えどる
edoru to color, to colour, to paint; to touch up (by tracing the same image, letter, etc.)
えどろふ
edoroo to color, to colour, to paint; to touch up (by tracing the same image, letter, etc.)
えどろ
edoro to color, to colour, to paint; to touch up (by tracing the same image, letter, etc.)
絵取ッ
edo to color, to colour, to paint; to touch up (by tracing the same image, letter, etc.)
えどッ
edo to color, to colour, to paint; to touch up (by tracing the same image, letter, etc.)
絵取っ
edo to color, to colour, to paint; to touch up (by tracing the same image, letter, etc.)
えどっ
edo to color, to colour, to paint; to touch up (by tracing the same image, letter, etc.)
刷い
hai to daub, to brush, to touch up
刷か
haka to daub, to brush, to touch up
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