“To whip” in Japanese
Short answer
To whip in Japanese is “鞭打つ” (muchiutsu). Full meaning: to whip, to lash, to give the rod, to spur on, to encourage.
Other ways to say “To whip” in Japanese
割り解す
warihogusu to beat (e.g. egg), to whip (e.g. cream)
泡立てる
awadateru to beat (e.g. eggs), to whip (e.g. cream), to whisk, to lather
鞭打っ
muchiu to whip, to lash, to give the rod, to spur on, to encourage
むち打つ
muchiutsu to whip, to lash, to give the rod, to spur on, to encourage
むち打っ
muchiu to whip, to lash, to give the rod, to spur on, to encourage
ムチ打つ
muchiutsu to whip, to lash, to give the rod, to spur on, to encourage
むちうつ
muchiutsu to whip, to lash, to give the rod, to spur on, to encourage
ムチ打っ
muchiu to whip, to lash, to give the rod, to spur on, to encourage
むちうっ
muchiu to whip, to lash, to give the rod, to spur on, to encourage
泡だてる
awadateru to beat (e.g. eggs), to whip (e.g. cream), to whisk, to lather
わりほぐす
warihogusu to beat (e.g. egg), to whip (e.g. cream)
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