“To rage” in Japanese
Short answer
To rage in Japanese is “猛る” (takeru). Full meaning: to rage, to be fierce; to be excited.
Other ways to say “To rage” in Japanese
息巻く
ikimaku to rage, to storm (at), to be furious; to enthuse, to speak enthusiastically, to speak with vigour, to get worked up
猛り狂う
takerikuruu to rage, to rampage
怒り狂う
ikarikuruu to rage, to fly into a rage, to become furious
暴れ狂う
abarekuruu to rage, to run amok, to tear around
たけり立つ
takeritatsu to rage; to howl
暴れる
abareru to act violently, to rage, to struggle, to be riotous
吹きすさぶ
fukisusabu to blow fiercely, to rage
息まく
ikimaku to rage, to storm (at), to be furious; to enthuse, to speak enthusiastically, to speak with vigour, to get worked up
いきまく
ikimaku to rage, to storm (at), to be furious; to enthuse, to speak enthusiastically, to speak with vigour, to get worked up
荒れ狂う
arekuruu to rampage, to run wild, to run amok, to go berserk; to rage (of a storm, waves, etc.), to be wild (of the wind), to be rough, to be violent
怒りくるう
ikarikuruu to rage, to fly into a rage, to become furious
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