“To turn inside out” in Japanese
Short answer
To turn inside out in Japanese is “裏返す” (uragaesu). Full meaning: to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over.
Other ways to say “To turn inside out” in Japanese
裏返せる
uragaeseru to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over
裏がえす
uragaesu to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over
うらがえせる
uragaeseru to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over
裏を返す
urawokaesu to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over; to look at (something) from another perspective, to put it the other way round; to visit the same prostitute or geisha for a second time
うらがえす
uragaesu to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over
めくり返す
mekurikaesu to turn inside out, to evert
ひっくり返す
hikkurikaesu to turn over, to turn upside down, to turn up, to turn inside out, to turn out; to knock over, to tip over; to overturn (e.g. a decision), to upset, to reverse
裏返そ
uragaeso to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over
裏返せ
uragaese to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over
裏返さ
uragaesa to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over
裏返せろ
uragaesero to turn inside out, to turn the other way, to turn (something) over
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