“Someone singled out” in Japanese
Short answer
Someone singled out in Japanese is “槍玉” (yaridama). Full meaning: skilled control of a spear, stabbing (someone) with a spear; victim, scapegoat, someone singled out (for punishment, etc.).
Other ways to say “Someone singled out” in Japanese
ヤリ玉
yaridama skilled control of a spear, stabbing (someone) with a spear; victim, scapegoat, someone singled out (for punishment, etc.)
やり玉
yaridama skilled control of a spear, stabbing (someone) with a spear; victim, scapegoat, someone singled out (for punishment, etc.)
やりだま
yaridama skilled control of a spear, stabbing (someone) with a spear; victim, scapegoat, someone singled out (for punishment, etc.)
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