“To hit upon” in Japanese
Short answer
To hit upon in Japanese is “思い寄る” (omoiyoru). Full meaning: to recall, to hit upon..., to occur to (one); to feel the call of ....
Other ways to say “To hit upon” in Japanese
思いつく
omoitsuku to think of, to hit upon, to come into one's mind, to be struck with an idea; to remember, to recall
思い寄っ
omoiyo to recall, to hit upon..., to occur to (one); to feel the call of ...
思い寄ッ
omoiyo to recall, to hit upon..., to occur to (one); to feel the call of ...
思いつい
omoitsui to think of, to hit upon, to come into one's mind, to be struck with an idea; to remember, to recall
思い寄ら
omoiyora to recall, to hit upon..., to occur to (one); to feel the call of ...
思いつか
omoitsuka to think of, to hit upon, to come into one's mind, to be struck with an idea; to remember, to recall
思ひよッ
omoiyo to recall, to hit upon..., to occur to (one); to feel the call of ...
思い寄ろ
omoiyoro to recall, to hit upon..., to occur to (one); to feel the call of ...
思い寄り
omoiyori to recall, to hit upon..., to occur to (one); to feel the call of ...
思いつこ
omoitsuko to think of, to hit upon, to come into one's mind, to be struck with an idea; to remember, to recall
思い寄れ
omoiyore to recall, to hit upon..., to occur to (one); to feel the call of ...
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