“To come at” in Japanese
Short answer
To come at in Japanese is “襲いかかる” (osoikakaru). Full meaning: to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on.
Other ways to say “To come at” in Japanese
襲いかかッ
osoikaka to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
襲いかかっ
osoikaka to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
襲いかから
osoikakara to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
襲いかかろ
osoikakaro to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
襲いかかり
osoikakari to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
襲いかかん
osoikakan to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
襲いかかろっ
osoikakaro to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
襲いかかろふ
osoikakarou to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
襲いかかろう
osoikakarou to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
襲いかかりゃ
osoikakarya to attack, to go for, to come at, to pounce on, to jump on, to swoop down on
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