“To wander” in Japanese
Short answer
To wander in Japanese is “流離う” (sasurau). Full meaning: to wander, to roam.
Other ways to say “To wander” in Japanese
ぶらつく
buratsuku to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
さ迷える
samayoeru to wander
さまよい歩く
samayoiaruku to wander, to roam from place to place
歩き回る
arukimawaru to walk about, to walk around, to walk to and fro, to pace around, to wander
ブラック
burakku to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
ふらつく
furatsuku to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
ブラッグ
buraggu to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
フラつく
furatsuku to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
フラッグ
furaggu to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
流離い
sasurai to wander, to roam
流離わ
sasurawa to wander, to roam
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