“To abduct” in Japanese
Short answer
To abduct in Japanese is “拉致る” (rachiru). Full meaning: to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to).
Other ways to say “To abduct” in Japanese
引っ攫う
hissarau to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force
連れ去る
tsuresaru to take (someone) away, to carry off, to abduct, to kidnap
ラチる
rachiru to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
拉致れる
rachireru to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
攫う
sarau to carry off, to run away with, to sweep away, to snatch, to kidnap, to abduct; to take entirely for oneself, to monopolize
連れさる
tsuresaru to take (someone) away, to carry off, to abduct, to kidnap
つれさる
tsuresaru to take (someone) away, to carry off, to abduct, to kidnap
つれ去る
tsuresaru to take (someone) away, to carry off, to abduct, to kidnap
ラチん
rachin to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
拉致ッ
rachi to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
ラチッ
rachi to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
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