“Leading an attack” in Japanese
Short answer
Leading an attack in Japanese is “先駆け” (sakigake). Full meaning: pioneer, leader, taking the initiative, forerunner, harbinger, herald; leading an attack, charging ahead of others (towards the enemy).
Other ways to say “Leading an attack” in Japanese
魁
sakigake pioneer, leader, taking the initiative, forerunner, harbinger, herald; leading an attack, charging ahead of others (towards the enemy)
先がけ
sakigake pioneer, leader, taking the initiative, forerunner, harbinger, herald; leading an attack, charging ahead of others (towards the enemy)
さきがけ
sakigake pioneer, leader, taking the initiative, forerunner, harbinger, herald; leading an attack, charging ahead of others (towards the enemy)
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