“To shoot an arrow” in Japanese
Short answer
To shoot an arrow in Japanese is “弓引く” (yumihiku). Full meaning: to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against.
Other ways to say “To shoot an arrow” in Japanese
ゆみひく
yumihiku to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
ゆみひこ
yumihiko to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
弓引け
yumihike to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
弓引い
yumihii to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
弓引こ
yumihiko to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
弓引か
yumihika to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
弓引き
yumihiki to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
弓引こっ
yumihiko to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
弓引こふ
yumihikou to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
ゆみひき
yumihiki to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
弓引こう
yumihikou to bend a bow, to shoot an arrow; to rise up against, to rebel against
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