“To appeal” in Japanese
Short answer
To appeal in Japanese is “泣き付く” (nakitsuku). Full meaning: to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy.
Other ways to say “To appeal” in Japanese
呼びかける
yobikakeru to call out to, to hail, to address; to appeal
檄を飛ばす
gekiwotobasu to issue a manifesto, to appeal
泣付く
nakitsuku to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy
泣きつく
nakitsuku to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy
なきつく
nakitsuku to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy
泣きつける
nakitsukeru to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy
泣き付ける
nakitsukeru to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy
泣付き
nakitsuki to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy
泣付こ
nakitsuko to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy
泣付か
nakitsuka to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy
泣付け
nakitsuke to cling to ... in tears, to beg ... in tears, to appeal, to throw oneself on someone's mercy
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