“To invade” in Japanese
Short answer
To invade in Japanese is “攻め込む” (semekomu). Full meaning: to invade, to attack, to breach, to penetrate.
Other ways to say “To invade” in Japanese
攻め入る
semeiru to invade
侵す
okasu to invade, to raid, to violate (airspace, etc.), to intrude, to trespass; to infringe, to encroach; to harm, to afflict, to affect
攻入る
semeiru to invade
攻込む
semekomu to invade, to attack, to breach, to penetrate
仇する
adasuru to harm, to injure, to damage; to invade, to raid; to oppose, to rise against
荒らす
arasu to lay waste, to devastate, to damage; to invade, to break into; to troll (e.g. web forums), to spam
攻めいる
semeiru to invade
せめこむ
semekomu to invade, to attack, to breach, to penetrate
攻めこむ
semekomu to invade, to attack, to breach, to penetrate
攻め込める
semekomeru to invade, to attack, to breach, to penetrate
あらす
arasu to lay waste, to devastate, to damage; to invade, to break into; to troll (e.g. web forums), to spam
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