“To push down” in Japanese
Short answer
To push down in Japanese is “突き倒す” (tsukitaosu). Full meaning: to push down, to knock down.
Other ways to say “To push down” in Japanese
押し下げる
oshisageru to push down, to press down, to force down, to depress
息む
ikimu to strain (one's stomach), to bear down (during childbirth), to push down
押しさげる
oshisageru to push down, to press down, to force down, to depress
おしさげる
oshisageru to push down, to press down, to force down, to depress
つきたおす
tsukitaosu to push down, to knock down
おし下げる
oshisageru to push down, to press down, to force down, to depress
突きたおす
tsukitaosu to push down, to knock down
息める
ikimeru to strain (one's stomach), to bear down (during childbirth), to push down
いきめる
ikimeru to strain (one's stomach), to bear down (during childbirth), to push down
いきむ
ikimu to strain (one's stomach), to bear down (during childbirth), to push down
突き倒そ
tsukitaoso to push down, to knock down
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