“To fall upon someone” in Japanese
Short answer
To fall upon someone in Japanese is “覆い被さる” (ooikabusaru). Full meaning: to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.).
Other ways to say “To fall upon someone” in Japanese
蔽い被さる
ooikabusaru to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
被いかぶさる
ooikabusaru to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
蔽いかぶさる
ooikabusaru to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
覆ひかぶさる
ooikabusaru to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
覆いかぶさる
ooikabusaru to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
掩いかぶさる
ooikabusaru to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
おおいかぶさる
ooikabusaru to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
覆い被さっ
ooikabusa to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
蔽い被さっ
ooikabusa to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
覆い被さッ
ooikabusa to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
蔽い被さッ
ooikabusa to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
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