“Pull” in Japanese
Short answer
Pull in Japanese is “引き” (hiki). Full meaning: pull, patronage, influence; tug; room to move the camera back.
Other ways to say “Pull” in Japanese
引
hiki pull, patronage, influence; tug; room to move the camera back
曳き
hiki pull, patronage, influence; tug; room to move the camera back
伝
tsute means of making contact, intermediary, go-between; connections, influence, pull, good offices; legend, tradition
ツテ
tsute means of making contact, intermediary, go-between; connections, influence, pull, good offices; legend, tradition
つて
tsute means of making contact, intermediary, go-between; connections, influence, pull, good offices; legend, tradition
ヅテ
zute means of making contact, intermediary, go-between; connections, influence, pull, good offices; legend, tradition
づて
zute means of making contact, intermediary, go-between; connections, influence, pull, good offices; legend, tradition
伝手
tsute means of making contact, intermediary, go-between; connections, influence, pull, good offices; legend, tradition
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