“To raid” in Japanese
Short answer
To raid in Japanese is “切り入る” (kiriiru). Full meaning: to cut into, to raid.
Other ways to say “To raid” in Japanese
討ち入る
uchiiru to storm (a house, castle, etc.), to raid, to attack
侵す
okasu to invade, to raid, to violate (airspace, etc.), to intrude, to trespass; to infringe, to encroach; to harm, to afflict, to affect
踏み込む
fumikomu to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
殴りこむ
nagurikomu to raid, to storm, to launch an attack (on), to mount an assault (on)
仇する
adasuru to harm, to injure, to damage; to invade, to raid; to oppose, to rise against
きりいる
kiriiru to cut into, to raid
きり入る
kiriiru to cut into, to raid
踏込る
fumikomeru to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
切り込む
kirikomu to cut deep into; to cut one's way into (an enemy position), to rush on, to raid, to attack; to press someone hard (e.g. with questions), to get to the heart of (a matter)
踏み込る
fumikomeru to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
ふみ込む
fumikomu to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
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