“To shove” in Japanese
Short answer
To shove in Japanese is “押す” (osu). Full meaning: to push, to thrust, to shove; to press (down), to push (e.g. a button), to exert pressure on; to stamp (e.g. one's name), to affix (a seal).
Other ways to say “To shove” in Japanese
押しやる
oshiyaru to push away, to push aside, to shove
突き動かす
tsukiugokasu to push, to propel, to shove; to spur (someone), to stimulate, to impel, to spur, to stir up, to arouse
突き込む
tsukikomu to thrust (something) into (something), to cram, to stuff, to shove; to plunge into, to charge into, to rush into, to ram into, to crash into; to delve into (a matter), to go into depth, to get to the heart (of something)
突っ込む
tsukkomu to thrust (something) into (something), to cram, to stuff, to shove; to plunge into, to charge into, to rush into, to ram into, to crash into; to delve into (a matter), to go into depth, to get to the heart (of something)
捺す
osu to push, to thrust, to shove; to press (down), to push (e.g. a button), to exert pressure on; to stamp (e.g. one's name), to affix (a seal)
圧す
osu to push, to thrust, to shove; to press (down), to push (e.g. a button), to exert pressure on; to stamp (e.g. one's name), to affix (a seal)
推せる
oseru to push, to thrust, to shove; to press (down), to push (e.g. a button), to exert pressure on; to stamp (e.g. one's name), to affix (a seal)
押せる
oseru to push, to thrust, to shove; to press (down), to push (e.g. a button), to exert pressure on; to stamp (e.g. one's name), to affix (a seal)
衝き動かす
tsukiugokasu to push, to propel, to shove; to spur (someone), to stimulate, to impel, to spur, to stir up, to arouse
つき動かす
tsukiugokasu to push, to propel, to shove; to spur (someone), to stimulate, to impel, to spur, to stir up, to arouse
衝きうごかす
tsukiugokasu to push, to propel, to shove; to spur (someone), to stimulate, to impel, to spur, to stir up, to arouse
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