eke in Japanese
eke in Japanese is 補う — eke means something added to increase an amount.
eke in Japanese
補う
Pronounced: oginau
(transitive) Chiefly in the form eke out: to add to, to augment; to increase; to lengthen.
What does "eke" mean?
- noun Something added to increase an amount.
- noun A small platform that a beehive rests on.
- noun A spacer placed between, above, or below parts of a beehive to create extra room.
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What is "eke" in Japanese?
"eke" in Japanese is 補う. eke means: Something added to increase an amount.
How do you pronounce 補う?
"eke" in Japanese is 補う, pronounced "oginau".
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