“To chase” in Japanese
Short answer
To chase in Japanese is “追う” (ou). Full meaning: to chase, to run after, to pursue, to follow after; to follow (a set order, a trend, etc.); to drive out, to get rid of, to oust, to expel.
Other ways to say “To chase” in Japanese
追いかける
oikakeru to chase, to run after, to pursue; subsequently, following that, (and) then
追っかける
okkakeru to chase, to run after, to pursue
おっ
o to chase, to run after, to pursue, to follow after; to follow (a set order, a trend, etc.); to drive out, to get rid of, to oust, to expel
おう
ou to chase, to run after, to pursue, to follow after; to follow (a set order, a trend, etc.); to drive out, to get rid of, to oust, to expel
趁う
ou to chase, to run after, to pursue, to follow after; to follow (a set order, a trend, etc.); to drive out, to get rid of, to oust, to expel
逐う
ou to chase, to run after, to pursue, to follow after; to follow (a set order, a trend, etc.); to drive out, to get rid of, to oust, to expel
おい
oi to chase, to run after, to pursue, to follow after; to follow (a set order, a trend, etc.); to drive out, to get rid of, to oust, to expel
追える
oeru to chase, to run after, to pursue, to follow after; to follow (a set order, a trend, etc.); to drive out, to get rid of, to oust, to expel
追い込む
oikomu to herd, to drive, to chase, to corral; to corner, to force someone into doing; to go hard, to push yourself, to make a last charge
追ふ
ou to chase, to run after, to pursue, to follow after; to follow (a set order, a trend, etc.); to drive out, to get rid of, to oust, to expel
おふ
ou to chase, to run after, to pursue, to follow after; to follow (a set order, a trend, etc.); to drive out, to get rid of, to oust, to expel
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