“To conflict” in Japanese
Short answer
To conflict in Japanese is “かち合う” (kachiau). Full meaning: to clash, to collide, to conflict, to coincide; to meet (by chance), to come across, to run into.
Other ways to say “To conflict” in Japanese
相反する
aihansuru to be contrary, to run counter (to), to conflict (with), to disagree (with)
ぶつかる
butsukaru to bump into, to run into, to collide with, to hit, to strike; to encounter, to meet with, to come upon, to face, to run up against, to be confronted with; to clash (of opinions, people, etc.), to conflict, to be at odds (with)
相対す
aitaisu to face each other, to be opposite one another; to be in opposition, to conflict
相対する
aitaisuru to face each other, to be opposite one another; to be in opposition, to conflict
かち合わ
kachiawa to clash, to collide, to conflict, to coincide; to meet (by chance), to come across, to run into
かち合え
kachiae to clash, to collide, to conflict, to coincide; to meet (by chance), to come across, to run into
かち合っ
kachia to clash, to collide, to conflict, to coincide; to meet (by chance), to come across, to run into
かち合お
kachiao to clash, to collide, to conflict, to coincide; to meet (by chance), to come across, to run into
かち合い
kachiai to clash, to collide, to conflict, to coincide; to meet (by chance), to come across, to run into
かち合おう
kachiaou to clash, to collide, to conflict, to coincide; to meet (by chance), to come across, to run into
かち合おっ
kachiao to clash, to collide, to conflict, to coincide; to meet (by chance), to come across, to run into
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