“To grab at” in Japanese
Short answer
To grab at in Japanese is “掴みかかる” (tsukamikakaru). Full meaning: to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at.
Other ways to say “To grab at” in Japanese
武者振りつく
mushaburitsuku to grab at, to clutch, to grapple with
掴みかかっ
tsukamikaka to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
掴みかかッ
tsukamikaka to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
掴みかかれ
tsukamikakare to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
掴みかから
tsukamikakara to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
掴みかかろ
tsukamikakaro to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
掴みかかり
tsukamikakari to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
掴みかかん
tsukamikakan to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
掴みかかろっ
tsukamikakaro to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
掴みかかろふ
tsukamikakarou to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
掴みかかりゃ
tsukamikakarya to grab at, to grasp at, to clutch at
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