“To batter” in Japanese
Short answer
To batter in Japanese is “ぶっ叩く” (buttataku). Full meaning: to beat, to batter, to pummel.
Other ways to say “To batter” in Japanese
ぶっ叩こ
buttatako to beat, to batter, to pummel
ぶっ叩き
buttataki to beat, to batter, to pummel
ぶっ叩け
buttatake to beat, to batter, to pummel
ぶっ叩い
buttatai to beat, to batter, to pummel
ぶっ叩か
buttataka to beat, to batter, to pummel
ぶっ叩こふ
buttatakou to beat, to batter, to pummel
ぶっ叩こう
buttatakou to beat, to batter, to pummel
ぶっ叩きゃ
buttatakya to beat, to batter, to pummel
ぶっ叩こっ
buttatako to beat, to batter, to pummel
打ち付ける
uchitsukeru to nail (to something), to nail down, to fasten (to), to drive (a nail; into); to bang (e.g. one's head), to knock, to hit, to beat (against, on), to batter; to throw (at a wall, on the floor, etc.), to fling (at)
打付ける
uchitsukeru to nail (to something), to nail down, to fasten (to), to drive (a nail; into); to bang (e.g. one's head), to knock, to hit, to beat (against, on), to batter; to throw (at a wall, on the floor, etc.), to fling (at)
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