“To come surging” in Japanese
Short answer
To come surging in Japanese is “寄せ来る” (yosekuru). Full meaning: to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.).
Other ways to say “To come surging” in Japanese
よせくる
yosekuru to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
寄せ来
yoseko to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
よせく
yoseku to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
よせこ
yoseko to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
よせき
yoseki to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
寄せ来よ
yosekoyo to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
寄せ来れ
yosekure to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
よせこよ
yosekoyo to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
よせこい
yosekoi to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
よせくん
yosekun to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
よせくれ
yosekure to come surging (waves, enemy troops, etc.)
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