“To have a convulsion” in Japanese
Short answer
To have a convulsion in Japanese is “引きつける” (hikitsukeru). Full meaning: to attract, to draw near; to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice; to have a convulsion.
Other ways to say “To have a convulsion” in Japanese
引きつけろ
hikitsukero to attract, to draw near; to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice; to have a convulsion
引きつけん
hikitsuken to attract, to draw near; to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice; to have a convulsion
引きつけよ
hikitsukeyo to attract, to draw near; to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice; to have a convulsion
引きつけれ
hikitsukere to attract, to draw near; to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice; to have a convulsion
引きつけよっ
hikitsukeyo to attract, to draw near; to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice; to have a convulsion
引きつけりゃ
hikitsukerya to attract, to draw near; to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice; to have a convulsion
引きつけよふ
hikitsukeyou to attract, to draw near; to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice; to have a convulsion
引きつけよう
hikitsukeyou to attract, to draw near; to charm, to attract, to fascinate, to entice; to have a convulsion
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