“To lure toward one” in Japanese
Short answer
To lure toward one in Japanese is “おびき寄せる” (obikiyoseru). Full meaning: to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice.
Other ways to say “To lure toward one” in Japanese
おびき寄せ
obikiyose to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
おびき寄せよ
obikiyoseyo to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
おびき寄せん
obikiyosen to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
おびき寄せれ
obikiyosere to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
おびき寄せろ
obikiyosero to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
おびき寄せよふ
obikiyoseyou to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
おびき寄せよう
obikiyoseyou to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
おびき寄せよっ
obikiyoseyo to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
おびき寄せりゃ
obikiyoserya to lure (someone) toward one, to lure (into), to entice
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