“To rock” in Japanese
Short answer
To rock in Japanese is “揺らす” (yurasu). Full meaning: to rock, to shake, to swing.
Other ways to say “To rock” in Japanese
揺る
yusuru to shake, to jolt, to rock (cradle), to swing; to blackmail, to extort, to shake down
あやす
ayasu to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
揺れる
yureru to shake, to sway, to rock, to swing, to tremble, to jolt, to pitch, to roll, to flicker; to become unstable, to become unsettled, to be shaken, to waver
揺する
yusuru to shake, to jolt, to rock (cradle), to swing; to blackmail, to extort, to shake down
ゆらす
yurasu to rock, to shake, to swing
揺さぶる
yusaburu to shake, to jolt, to rock, to swing, to sway; to shake (e.g. the political world), to disturb, to shock, to upset; to put off a batter (by varying one's type of pitch)
揺すぶる
yusuburu to shake, to jolt, to rock, to swing
揺ぶる
yusaburu to shake, to jolt, to rock, to swing, to sway; to shake (e.g. the political world), to disturb, to shock, to upset; to put off a batter (by varying one's type of pitch)
搖れる
yureru to shake, to sway, to rock, to swing, to tremble, to jolt, to pitch, to roll, to flicker; to become unstable, to become unsettled, to be shaken, to waver
ゆれる
yureru to shake, to sway, to rock, to swing, to tremble, to jolt, to pitch, to roll, to flicker; to become unstable, to become unsettled, to be shaken, to waver
揺さ振る
yusaburu to shake, to jolt, to rock, to swing, to sway; to shake (e.g. the political world), to disturb, to shock, to upset; to put off a batter (by varying one's type of pitch)
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