How do you say "to interfere" in Japanese?

“To interfere” in Japanese

Short answer

差し支える sashitsukaeru さしつかえる

To interfere in Japanese is “差し支える” (sashitsukaeru). Full meaning: to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience.

Other ways to say “To interfere” in Japanese

差支える sashitsukaeru to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience さし支える sashitsukaeru to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience 差しつかえる sashitsukaeru to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience さしつかえる sashitsukaeru to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience 邪魔を入れる jamawoireru to interfere, to hinder, to obstruct 話の腰を折る hanashinokoshiwooru to interfere, to butt in, to interrupt someone 立ち入る tachiiru to enter, to go into, to trespass (on); to meddle (in), to interfere (in), to pry (into); to go deeply (into an issue), to delve deeper (into) 口を出す kuchiwodasu to interrupt, to interfere, to meddle, to intrude, to butt in, to poke one's nose into 差支えん sashitsukaen to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience 差支えろ sashitsukaero to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience 差支えれ sashitsukaere to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience

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