“To shadow” in Japanese
Short answer
To shadow in Japanese is “尾ける” (tsukeru). Full meaning: to follow (someone), to shadow, to tail, to stalk.
Other ways to say “To shadow” in Japanese
つけ回す
tsukemawasu to follow, to shadow, to hanker after, to hover around
付きまとう
tsukimatou to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
付け回る
tsukemawaru to follow, to shadow, to hanker after, to hover around
つけ回し
tsukemawashi to follow, to shadow, to hanker after, to hover around
つけ回そ
tsukemawaso to follow, to shadow, to hanker after, to hover around
つけ回せ
tsukemawase to follow, to shadow, to hanker after, to hover around
つけ回さ
tsukemawasa to follow, to shadow, to hanker after, to hover around
付きまとお
tsukimatoo to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
付きまとふ
tsukimatou to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
つけ回そふ
tsukemawasou to follow, to shadow, to hanker after, to hover around
付きまとわ
tsukimatowa to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
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