“To instigate” in Japanese
Short answer
To instigate in Japanese is “唆す” (sosonokasu). Full meaning: to instigate, to tempt, to entice, to incite.
Other ways to say “To instigate” in Japanese
嗾ける
keshikakeru to instigate, to incite, to spur on, to set (e.g. a dog after someone)
アジる
ajiru to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
唆かす
sosonokasu to instigate, to tempt, to entice, to incite
嗾かす
sosonokasu to instigate, to tempt, to entice, to incite
唆のかす
sosonokasu to instigate, to tempt, to entice, to incite
そそのかす
sosonokasu to instigate, to tempt, to entice, to incite
嗾しかける
keshikakeru to instigate, to incite, to spur on, to set (e.g. a dog after someone)
ケシカケる
keshikakeru to instigate, to incite, to spur on, to set (e.g. a dog after someone)
けしかける
keshikakeru to instigate, to incite, to spur on, to set (e.g. a dog after someone)
ケシかける
keshikakeru to instigate, to incite, to spur on, to set (e.g. a dog after someone)
扇ぐ
aogu to fan; to incite, to instigate
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