“To bar someone's way” in Japanese
Short answer
To bar someone's way in Japanese is “立ちふさがる” (tachifusagaru). Full meaning: to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way.
Other ways to say “To bar someone's way” in Japanese
立ちふさがっ
tachifusaga to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがッ
tachifusaga to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがん
tachifusagan to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがら
tachifusagara to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがろ
tachifusagaro to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがり
tachifusagari to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがれ
tachifusagare to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがろふ
tachifusagarou to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがろう
tachifusagarou to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがりゃ
tachifusagarya to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
立ちふさがろっ
tachifusagaro to stand in the way, to bar someone's way, to block the way
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