“To prevail” in Japanese
Short answer
To prevail in Japanese is “行き渡る” (yukiwataru). Full meaning: to diffuse, to spread throughout, to prevail, to become widespread, to reach everyone.
Other ways to say “To prevail” in Japanese
優位に立つ
yuuinitatsu to dominate, to prevail, to be superior to, to get ahead of, to get the upper hand
蔓延る
habikoru to become overgrown, to grow thick; to spread, to run rampant, to thrive, to prevail, to become powerful
漲る
minagiru to rise high (of water), to overflow, to swell; to be filled with (emotion, energy, etc.), to be bursting with, to be brimming with, to pervade (of an atmosphere, feeling, etc.), to prevail
行き渡ッ
yukiwata to diffuse, to spread throughout, to prevail, to become widespread, to reach everyone
行き渡っ
yukiwata to diffuse, to spread throughout, to prevail, to become widespread, to reach everyone
行き渡ら
yukiwatara to diffuse, to spread throughout, to prevail, to become widespread, to reach everyone
行き渡ろ
yukiwataro to diffuse, to spread throughout, to prevail, to become widespread, to reach everyone
行き渡れ
yukiwatare to diffuse, to spread throughout, to prevail, to become widespread, to reach everyone
行き渡ん
yukiwatan to diffuse, to spread throughout, to prevail, to become widespread, to reach everyone
行き渡ろう
yukiwatarou to diffuse, to spread throughout, to prevail, to become widespread, to reach everyone
行き渡りゃ
yukiwatarya to diffuse, to spread throughout, to prevail, to become widespread, to reach everyone
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