“To pull against each other” in Japanese
Short answer
To pull against each other in Japanese is “引き合う” (hikiau). Full meaning: to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other.
Other ways to say “To pull against each other” in Japanese
引きあう
hikiau to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引き合お
hikiao to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引きおう
hikiou to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引き合え
hikiae to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引きあわ
hikiawa to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引き合っ
hikia to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引きあい
hikiai to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引きあお
hikiao to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引き合わ
hikiawa to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引きあえ
hikiae to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
引きあっ
hikia to pay, to be profitable; to pull against each other
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