“To cajole” in Japanese
Short answer
To cajole in Japanese is “誑す” (tarasu). Full meaning: to cajole, to coax; to deceive, to seduce.
Other ways to say “To cajole” in Japanese
たらし込む
tarashikomu to cajole, to deceive, to seduce
賺す
sukasu to coax, to cajole, to humour (humor), to wheedle
丸め込む
marumekomu to coax, to cajole, to wheedle, to win over, to seduce; to roll up and put into (something), to bundle up
言いくるめる
iikurumeru to deceive (with words), to cajole, to talk into, to explain away (e.g. unpleasant evidence), to argue away, to wheedle
たらす
tarasu to cajole, to coax; to deceive, to seduce
タラし込む
tarashikomu to cajole, to deceive, to seduce
たらし
tarashi to cajole, to coax; to deceive, to seduce
煽てる
odateru to flatter, to soft-soap, to sweet talk, to cajole, to instigate
丸める
marumeru to make round, to roll up, to curl up; to seduce, to cajole, to explain away; to round off (a fraction)
丸めこむ
marumekomu to coax, to cajole, to wheedle, to win over, to seduce; to roll up and put into (something), to bundle up
まるめこむ
marumekomu to coax, to cajole, to wheedle, to win over, to seduce; to roll up and put into (something), to bundle up
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