How to say "vomit" in Japanese

• 吐くはくJLPT N3approx.Common
  godan verb, transitive verbThe broad, neutral verb for the act itself: to vomit or throw up, and also to spit up, as when a baby brings up milk. The natural choice when no special nuance is needed.
• 吐き出すはきだすCommon
  godan verb, transitive verbEmphasizes expelling the contents out through the mouth: to vomit something up, or to spit something out. It suits contexts focused on the forceful expulsion of what is inside.
  つばを吐き出はきだしてください。↗

  Please spit.
• 戻すもどすJLPT N3approx.Common
  godan verb, transitive verbLiterally 'to put back': for vomiting it pictures what one ate coming back up. On its own it usually reads as 'put back', so the vomiting sense relies on context.

「吐く」 is the all-purpose verb for vomiting; 「吐き出す」 stresses forcefully expelling the contents; 「戻す」 pictures what was swallowed coming back up and, without that context, reads as 'put back' instead.

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• 吐くはくto vomit
• 吐き出すはきだすto vomit
• 反吐へどvomit
• げろvomit
• 吐出としゅつvomit
• えずくto vomit
• ゲロゲロ吐くげろげろはくto vomit
• 吐物とぶつvomit
• 嘔吐物おうとぶつvomit
• 小間物屋を開くこまものやをひらくto vomit
• 吐き戻すはきもどすto regurgitate
• 吐き戻しはきもどしregurgitation
• ゲロを吐くゲロをはくto throw up
• ゲロるto throw up
• つくto vomit
• 戻すもどすto vomit
• げーvomit
• リバースvomit
• 反吐が出るへどがでるto throw up
• あげるto vomit