“To corral” in Japanese
Short answer
To corral in Japanese is “囲い込む” (kakoikomu). Full meaning: to enclose, to corral, to fence in, to pen in.
Other ways to say “To corral” in Japanese
追い込む
oikomu to herd, to drive, to chase, to corral; to corner, to force someone into doing; to go hard, to push yourself, to make a last charge
囲い込める
kakoikomeru to enclose, to corral, to fence in, to pen in
追込む
oikomu to herd, to drive, to chase, to corral; to corner, to force someone into doing; to go hard, to push yourself, to make a last charge
追いこむ
oikomu to herd, to drive, to chase, to corral; to corner, to force someone into doing; to go hard, to push yourself, to make a last charge
追込める
oikomeru to herd, to drive, to chase, to corral; to corner, to force someone into doing; to go hard, to push yourself, to make a last charge
おいこむ
oikomu to herd, to drive, to chase, to corral; to corner, to force someone into doing; to go hard, to push yourself, to make a last charge
追い込める
oikomeru to herd, to drive, to chase, to corral; to corner, to force someone into doing; to go hard, to push yourself, to make a last charge
おいこめる
oikomeru to herd, to drive, to chase, to corral; to corner, to force someone into doing; to go hard, to push yourself, to make a last charge
追いこめる
oikomeru to herd, to drive, to chase, to corral; to corner, to force someone into doing; to go hard, to push yourself, to make a last charge
囲い込も
kakoikomo to enclose, to corral, to fence in, to pen in
囲い込ん
kakoikon to enclose, to corral, to fence in, to pen in
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