“To hit hard” in Japanese
Short answer
To hit hard in Japanese is “ぶん殴る” (bunnaguru). Full meaning: to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock.
Other ways to say “To hit hard” in Japanese
殴りつける
naguritsukeru to hit hard, to strike hard
殴り飛ばす
naguritobasu to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying
打ん擲る
bunnaguru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
打ん殴る
bunnaguru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
ブン殴る
bunnaguru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
ぶんなぐる
bunnaguru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
ぶん殴れる
bunnagureru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
殴りとばす
naguritobasu to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying
撲りとばす
naguritobasu to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying
打ち噛ます
buchikamasu to ram one's opponent head-first in the initial charge; to punch hard, to hit hard
撲り飛ばす
naguritobasu to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying
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