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“To gesture to come closer” in Japanese

Short answer
招き寄せる manekiyoseru まねきよせる

To gesture to come closer in Japanese is “招き寄せる” (manekiyoseru). Full meaning: to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon.

Other ways to say “To gesture to come closer” in Japanese

招きよせる manekiyoseru to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon 招ぎ寄せる ogiyoseru to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon まねきよせる manekiyoseru to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon まねき寄せる manekiyoseru to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon 招き寄せ manekiyose to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon 招ぎ寄せ ogiyose to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon 招ぎ寄せん ogiyosen to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon 招き寄せろ manekiyosero to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon 招ぎ寄せれ ogiyosere to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon 招ぎ寄せろ ogiyosero to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon 招き寄せん manekiyosen to gesture to come closer, to beckon, to call, to summon

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