“To force something” in Japanese
Short answer
To force something in Japanese is “抉じ入れる” (kojiireru). Full meaning: to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into).
Other ways to say “To force something” in Japanese
こじ入れる
kojiireru to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
こじ入れ
kojiire to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
こじ入れよ
kojiireyo to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
こじ入れん
kojiiren to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
こじ入れれ
kojiirere to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
こじ入れろ
kojiirero to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
抉じ入れ
kojiire to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
こじ入れよふ
kojiireyou to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
こじ入れよう
kojiireyou to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
こじ入れりゃ
kojiirerya to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
こじ入れよっ
kojiireyo to force something (into), to thrust forcibly (into)
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