挿す | Japanese meaning

挿す【さす】

Frequency rank: 21,528. – 21,645. (for form さす: 5,499. – 5,504.)

Alsoさす

Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb

to insert; to put insee also 差す

This meaning is used when referring to placing something into another object or space.

I inserted the book into my bag.

to plant (a cutting); to strikesee also 挿し木

This meaning is often used in gardening or agriculture, indicating the action of placing a plant cutting into the soil to grow.

He planted a new plant cutting into the soil.

to arrange (flowers)see also 挿し花

This refers to the act of organizing or designing flowers in a particular manner, often for decoration or artistic purposes.

She arranged the flowers beautifully to decorate the table.

to wear (a sword) in one's beltsee also 差す

This meaning is used when talking about carrying a sword or similar item on one's person, especially in a traditional manner.

He walked with the sword inserted in his belt.

to shut; to close; to lock; to fastensee also 鎖す【さす】

This meaning is employed when discussing the action of securely closing or fastening something, such as doors or containers.

I shut the door to protect the house.

Example sentences1 result

He stuck a flower in his buttonhole.

Tatoeba

挿す【さす】

Frequency rank: 21,528. – 21,645. (for form さす: 5,499. – 5,504.)

Alsoさす

Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb

to insert; to put insee also 差す

This meaning is used when referring to placing something into another object or space.

I inserted the book into my bag.

to plant (a cutting); to strikesee also 挿し木

This meaning is often used in gardening or agriculture, indicating the action of placing a plant cutting into the soil to grow.

He planted a new plant cutting into the soil.

to arrange (flowers)see also 挿し花

This refers to the act of organizing or designing flowers in a particular manner, often for decoration or artistic purposes.

She arranged the flowers beautifully to decorate the table.

to wear (a sword) in one's beltsee also 差す

This meaning is used when talking about carrying a sword or similar item on one's person, especially in a traditional manner.

He walked with the sword inserted in his belt.

to shut; to close; to lock; to fastensee also 鎖す【さす】

This meaning is employed when discussing the action of securely closing or fastening something, such as doors or containers.

I shut the door to protect the house.

Example sentences1 result

He stuck a flower in his buttonhole.

Tatoeba

挿

N1常用

意insert; put in; graft; wear (sword)

訓さ.す、はさ.む

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挿す【さす】

Frequency rank: 21,528. – 21,645. (for form さす: 5,499. – 5,504.)

Alsoさす

Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb

to insert; to put insee also 差す

This meaning is used when referring to placing something into another object or space.

I inserted the book into my bag.

to plant (a cutting); to strikesee also 挿し木

This meaning is often used in gardening or agriculture, indicating the action of placing a plant cutting into the soil to grow.

He planted a new plant cutting into the soil.

to arrange (flowers)see also 挿し花

This refers to the act of organizing or designing flowers in a particular manner, often for decoration or artistic purposes.

She arranged the flowers beautifully to decorate the table.

to wear (a sword) in one's beltsee also 差す

This meaning is used when talking about carrying a sword or similar item on one's person, especially in a traditional manner.

He walked with the sword inserted in his belt.

to shut; to close; to lock; to fastensee also 鎖す【さす】

This meaning is employed when discussing the action of securely closing or fastening something, such as doors or containers.

I shut the door to protect the house.

Example sentences1 result

He stuck a flower in his buttonhole.

Tatoeba

挿す【さす】

Frequency rank: 21,528. – 21,645. (for form さす: 5,499. – 5,504.)

Alsoさす

Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb

to insert; to put insee also 差す

This meaning is used when referring to placing something into another object or space.

I inserted the book into my bag.

to plant (a cutting); to strikesee also 挿し木

This meaning is often used in gardening or agriculture, indicating the action of placing a plant cutting into the soil to grow.

He planted a new plant cutting into the soil.

to arrange (flowers)see also 挿し花

This refers to the act of organizing or designing flowers in a particular manner, often for decoration or artistic purposes.

She arranged the flowers beautifully to decorate the table.

to wear (a sword) in one's beltsee also 差す

This meaning is used when talking about carrying a sword or similar item on one's person, especially in a traditional manner.

He walked with the sword inserted in his belt.

to shut; to close; to lock; to fastensee also 鎖す【さす】

This meaning is employed when discussing the action of securely closing or fastening something, such as doors or containers.

I shut the door to protect the house.

Example sentences1 result

He stuck a flower in his buttonhole.

Tatoeba

挿

N1常用

意insert; put in; graft; wear (sword)

訓さ.す、はさ.む

音ソウ

Details