“To pull into” in Japanese
Short answer
To pull into in Japanese is “引き込む” (hikikomu). Full meaning: to pull into, to draw in, to bring in; to win over.
Other ways to say “To pull into” in Japanese
引き入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
ひきこむ
hikikomu to pull into, to draw in, to bring in; to win over
引込める
hikikomeru to pull into, to draw in, to bring in; to win over
ひき込む
hikikomu to pull into, to draw in, to bring in; to win over
引きこむ
hikikomu to pull into, to draw in, to bring in; to win over
ひきこめる
hikikomeru to pull into, to draw in, to bring in; to win over
引き込める
hikikomeru to pull into, to draw in, to bring in; to win over
引入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
ひきいれる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
魅き入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
惹き入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
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