“To claw one's way up” in Japanese
Short answer
To claw one's way up in Japanese is “よじ登る” (yojinoboru). Full meaning: to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up.
Other ways to say “To claw one's way up” in Japanese
よじ登ッ
yojinobo to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
よじ登っ
yojinobo to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
よじ登ろ
yojinoboro to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
よじ登り
yojinobori to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
よじ登ん
yojinobon to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
よじ登ら
yojinobora to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
よじ登ろっ
yojinoboro to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
よじ登ろふ
yojinoborou to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
よじ登ろう
yojinoborou to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
よじ登りゃ
yojinoborya to climb, to clamber (over, up), to scramble (up), to scale, to claw one's way up
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