Home Learn Japanese Difference between 突くand 刺す?LLearn JapaneseDifference between 突くand 刺す?December 30, 20222 comments Is one more common? Is one in reference more so to stabbing/ piercing objects? Tags:Japanese LanguageLearn Japanese 2 comments刺す is more, sharp object piercing someone. It’s probably a blade, and the person is probably bleeding突く is more… poking at someone with a stabbing motion? There is no requirement that the person be cut, or even that you’re using a sharp object.刺す is to pierce 突く is to stick (sthg) into sthg. Same nuance difference as the English verbs.Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
刺す is more, sharp object piercing someone. It’s probably a blade, and the person is probably bleeding突く is more… poking at someone with a stabbing motion? There is no requirement that the person be cut, or even that you’re using a sharp object.
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刺す is more, sharp object piercing someone. It’s probably a blade, and the person is probably bleeding
突く is more… poking at someone with a stabbing motion? There is no requirement that the person be cut, or even that you’re using a sharp object.
刺す is to pierce
突く is to stick (sthg) into sthg. Same nuance difference as the English verbs.