“To force to go” in Japanese
Short answer
To force to go in Japanese is “拉致る” (rachiru). Full meaning: to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to).
Other ways to say “To force to go” in Japanese
ラチる
rachiru to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
拉致れる
rachireru to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
ラチん
rachin to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
拉致ッ
rachi to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
ラチッ
rachi to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
拉致っ
rachi to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
ラチっ
rachi to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
拉致れ
rachire to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
拉致ろ
rachiro to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
ラチら
rachira to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
拉致り
rachiri to kidnap, to abduct; to drag (someone to an event or place), to force (someone) to go (to)
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