“To hang over” in Japanese
Short answer
To hang over in Japanese is “被さる” (kabusaru). Full meaning: to hang over, to cover, to lie over, to overlap; to fall on one's shoulders, to become one's responsibility, to become a burden.
Other ways to say “To hang over” in Japanese
立ち込める
tachikomeru to hang over, to shroud, to enshroud, to envelop, to screen
覆い被さる
ooikabusaru to hang over, to cover; to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
押っ被さる
okkabusaru to hang over, to cover; to take on a responsibility, to become a burden
立込める
tachikomeru to hang over, to shroud, to enshroud, to envelop, to screen
立籠める
tachikomeru to hang over, to shroud, to enshroud, to envelop, to screen
かぶさる
kabusaru to hang over, to cover, to lie over, to overlap; to fall on one's shoulders, to become one's responsibility, to become a burden
立罩める
tachikomeru to hang over, to shroud, to enshroud, to envelop, to screen
立ち籠める
tachikomeru to hang over, to shroud, to enshroud, to envelop, to screen
立ちこめる
tachikomeru to hang over, to shroud, to enshroud, to envelop, to screen
たちこめる
tachikomeru to hang over, to shroud, to enshroud, to envelop, to screen
立ち罩める
tachikomeru to hang over, to shroud, to enshroud, to envelop, to screen
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