“To fight for” in Japanese
Short answer
To fight for in Japanese is “奪い合う” (ubaiau). Full meaning: to scramble for, to struggle for, to contend for, to fight for.
Other ways to say “To fight for” in Japanese
取り合う
toriau to join (hands), to take (each other's hands); to scramble for, to struggle for, to fight for; to pay attention to, to take notice of, to listen to, to concern oneself with, to deal with
奪いあう
ubaiau to scramble for, to struggle for, to contend for, to fight for
奪ひ合ふ
ubaiau to scramble for, to struggle for, to contend for, to fight for
取りあう
toriau to join (hands), to take (each other's hands); to scramble for, to struggle for, to fight for; to pay attention to, to take notice of, to listen to, to concern oneself with, to deal with
取り合える
toriaeru to join (hands), to take (each other's hands); to scramble for, to struggle for, to fight for; to pay attention to, to take notice of, to listen to, to concern oneself with, to deal with
とりあう
toriau to join (hands), to take (each other's hands); to scramble for, to struggle for, to fight for; to pay attention to, to take notice of, to listen to, to concern oneself with, to deal with
とり合う
toriau to join (hands), to take (each other's hands); to scramble for, to struggle for, to fight for; to pay attention to, to take notice of, to listen to, to concern oneself with, to deal with
取合う
toriau to join (hands), to take (each other's hands); to scramble for, to struggle for, to fight for; to pay attention to, to take notice of, to listen to, to concern oneself with, to deal with
とり合ふ
toriau to join (hands), to take (each other's hands); to scramble for, to struggle for, to fight for; to pay attention to, to take notice of, to listen to, to concern oneself with, to deal with
取り合ふ
toriau to join (hands), to take (each other's hands); to scramble for, to struggle for, to fight for; to pay attention to, to take notice of, to listen to, to concern oneself with, to deal with
奪い合え
ubaiae to scramble for, to struggle for, to contend for, to fight for
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