“To lord it” in Japanese
Short answer
To lord it in Japanese is “威張り散らす” (ibarichirasu). Full meaning: to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over).
Other ways to say “To lord it” in Japanese
えばりちらす
ebarichirasu to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
いばりちらす
ibarichirasu to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
威張りちらす
ibarichirasu to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
いばり散らす
ibarichirasu to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
いばり散らそ
ibarichiraso to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
いばりちらさ
ibarichirasa to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
威張り散らし
ibarichirashi to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
威張りちらせ
ibarichirase to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
いばりちらそ
ibarichiraso to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
威張り散らそ
ibarichiraso to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
えばりちらし
ebarichirashi to domineer, to throw one's weight around, to lord it (over)
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