“To traverse” in Japanese
Short answer
To traverse in Japanese is “横切る” (yokogiru). Full meaning: to cross (e.g. road), to traverse.
Other ways to say “To traverse” in Japanese
渡す
watasu to ferry across (e.g. a river), to carry across, to traverse; to lay across, to build across; to hand over, to hand in, to pass, to give, to transfer
横ぎる
yokogiru to cross (e.g. road), to traverse
踏み破る
fumiyaburu to break by stepping on, to trample, to stomp on, to stamp through; to walk (all the way) across, to traverse (on foot), to travel through, to hike across
よこぎる
yokogiru to cross (e.g. road), to traverse
横切れる
yokogireru to cross (e.g. road), to traverse
よこぎれる
yokogireru to cross (e.g. road), to traverse
渡せる
wataseru to ferry across (e.g. a river), to carry across, to traverse; to lay across, to build across; to hand over, to hand in, to pass, to give, to transfer
わたす
watasu to ferry across (e.g. a river), to carry across, to traverse; to lay across, to build across; to hand over, to hand in, to pass, to give, to transfer
わたせる
wataseru to ferry across (e.g. a river), to carry across, to traverse; to lay across, to build across; to hand over, to hand in, to pass, to give, to transfer
トラバる
torabaru to send a trackback (to a blog), to leave a trackback; to traverse (terrain); to change jobs
踏破る
fumiyaburu to break by stepping on, to trample, to stomp on, to stamp through; to walk (all the way) across, to traverse (on foot), to travel through, to hike across
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