“To compete with each other” in Japanese
Short answer
To compete with each other in Japanese is “立て引く” (tatehiku). Full meaning: to compete with each other (e.g. out of pride, obstinacy, etc.).
Other ways to say “To compete with each other” in Japanese
相食む
aihamu to compete with each other
立て引い
tatehii to compete with each other (e.g. out of pride, obstinacy, etc.)
立て引か
tatehika to compete with each other (e.g. out of pride, obstinacy, etc.)
立て引こ
tatehiko to compete with each other (e.g. out of pride, obstinacy, etc.)
立て引け
tatehike to compete with each other (e.g. out of pride, obstinacy, etc.)
立て引こう
tatehikou to compete with each other (e.g. out of pride, obstinacy, etc.)
立て引きゃ
tatehikya to compete with each other (e.g. out of pride, obstinacy, etc.)
立て引こっ
tatehiko to compete with each other (e.g. out of pride, obstinacy, etc.)
立て引こふ
tatehikou to compete with each other (e.g. out of pride, obstinacy, etc.)
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