“To seduce” in Japanese
Short answer
To seduce in Japanese is “靡かす” (nabikasu). Full meaning: to seduce, to win over, to conquer.
Other ways to say “To seduce” in Japanese
丸める
marumeru to make round, to roll up, to curl up; to seduce, to cajole, to explain away; to round off (a fraction)
なびかす
nabikasu to seduce, to win over, to conquer
たらし込む
tarashikomu to cajole, to deceive, to seduce
こます
komasu to seduce, to hit on, to do; to give, to present, to award
誑かす
taburakasu to trick, to cheat, to deceive, to seduce
誑す
tarasu to cajole, to coax; to deceive, to seduce
口説く
kudoku to persuade, to urge, to coax, to solicit; to make advances (to), to seduce, to court, to woo, to make a play (for), to make a pass (at), to come on to, to hit on
惑わす
madowasu to bewilder, to perplex, to puzzle, to delude, to mislead, to deceive; to tempt, to seduce
丸め込む
marumekomu to coax, to cajole, to wheedle, to win over, to seduce; to roll up and put into (something), to bundle up
円める
marumeru to make round, to roll up, to curl up; to seduce, to cajole, to explain away; to round off (a fraction)
まるめる
marumeru to make round, to roll up, to curl up; to seduce, to cajole, to explain away; to round off (a fraction)
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