“To fall down” in Japanese
Short answer
To fall down in Japanese is “転ぶ” (korobu). Full meaning: to fall down, to fall over; to turn out, to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism), to apostatize.
Other ways to say “To fall down” in Japanese
ずっこける
zukkokeru to fall down (e.g. off a chair), to slip down (e.g. one's eyeglasses), to slide down; to make a fool of oneself; to whoop it up, to be on the spree, to cut loose, to mess around
崩折れる
kuzuoreru to collapse (physically or emotionally), to fall down
ぶっ倒れる
buttaoreru to collapse, to fall down (in a heap)
轉ぶ
korobu to fall down, to fall over; to turn out, to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism), to apostatize
転べる
koroberu to fall down, to fall over; to turn out, to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism), to apostatize
ころん
koron to fall down, to fall over; to turn out, to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism), to apostatize
ころぶ
korobu to fall down, to fall over; to turn out, to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism), to apostatize
まろぶ
marobu to fall down, to fall over; to turn out, to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism), to apostatize
コロん
koron to fall down, to fall over; to turn out, to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism), to apostatize
コロぶ
korobu to fall down, to fall over; to turn out, to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism), to apostatize
ころべる
koroberu to fall down, to fall over; to turn out, to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism), to apostatize
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