“To cast a spell” in Japanese
Short answer
To cast a spell in Japanese is “祟る” (tataru). Full meaning: to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome.
Other ways to say “To cast a spell” in Japanese
たたる
tataru to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
たたっ
tata to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
たたッ
tata to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
たたれ
tatare to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
祟っ
tata to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
祟ッ
tata to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
祟ん
tatan to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
祟ろ
tataro to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
祟ら
tatara to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
祟れ
tatare to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
たたろ
tataro to curse, to cast a spell, to haunt, to torment; to cause a bad result, to bring about a negative outcome
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