“To entice” in Japanese
Short answer
To entice in Japanese is “誘い込む” (sasoikomu). Full meaning: to entice, to tempt, to invite someone to join in.
Other ways to say “To entice” in Japanese
おびき入れる
obikiireru to lure, to entice
唆す
sosonokasu to instigate, to tempt, to entice, to incite
誘いこむ
sasoikomu to entice, to tempt, to invite someone to join in
さそいこむ
sasoikomu to entice, to tempt, to invite someone to join in
おびき寄せる
obikiyoseru to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
惹きつける
hikitsukeru to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice
誘いかける
sasoikakeru to ask (someone to do), to invite, to tempt, to entice, to allure
誘う
sasou to invite, to ask (someone to do), to call (for), to take (someone) along; to tempt, to lure, to entice, to seduce; to induce (tears, laughter, sleepiness, etc.), to arouse (e.g. sympathy), to provoke
嗾かす
sosonokasu to instigate, to tempt, to entice, to incite
唆かす
sosonokasu to instigate, to tempt, to entice, to incite
唆のかす
sosonokasu to instigate, to tempt, to entice, to incite
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