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“To brush against” in Japanese

Short answer

相摩す aimasu aimasu

To brush against in Japanese is “相摩す” (aimasu). Full meaning: to brush against, to rub together.

Other ways to say “To brush against” in Japanese

掠める kasumeru to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly 擦める kasumeru to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly かすめる kasumeru to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly 掠すめる kasumeru to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly かすめ kasume to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly 掠め kasume to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly 擦め kasume to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly 擦めん kasumen to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly 擦めよ kasumeyo to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly 掠めよ kasumeyo to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly 擦めれ kasumere to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly

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