“To rise against” in Japanese
Short answer
To rise against in Japanese is “歯向かう” (hamukau). Full meaning: to strike back at, to bite back, to turn on, to rise against, to oppose, to defy.
Other ways to say “To rise against” in Japanese
仇する
adasuru to harm, to injure, to damage; to invade, to raid; to oppose, to rise against
歯向かっ
hamuka to strike back at, to bite back, to turn on, to rise against, to oppose, to defy
歯向こふ
hamukou to strike back at, to bite back, to turn on, to rise against, to oppose, to defy
歯向かお
hamukao to strike back at, to bite back, to turn on, to rise against, to oppose, to defy
歯向かい
hamukai to strike back at, to bite back, to turn on, to rise against, to oppose, to defy
歯向こう
hamukou to strike back at, to bite back, to turn on, to rise against, to oppose, to defy
歯向かわ
hamukawa to strike back at, to bite back, to turn on, to rise against, to oppose, to defy
歯向かおう
hamukaou to strike back at, to bite back, to turn on, to rise against, to oppose, to defy
歯向かおっ
hamukao to strike back at, to bite back, to turn on, to rise against, to oppose, to defy
仇し
adashi to harm, to injure, to damage; to invade, to raid; to oppose, to rise against
仇せ
adase to harm, to injure, to damage; to invade, to raid; to oppose, to rise against
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