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“To slip on” in Japanese

Short answer

突っかける tsukkakeru つっかける

To slip on in Japanese is “突っかける” (tsukkakeru). Full meaning: to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up.

Other ways to say “To slip on” in Japanese

突つかける tsukkakeru to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突ッかける tsukkakeru to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突つかけろ tsukkakero to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突っかけん tsukkaken to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突っかけろ tsukkakero to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突っかけよ tsukkakeyo to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突ッかけれ tsukkakere to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突ッかけよ tsukkakeyo to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突つかけん tsukkaken to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突っかけれ tsukkakere to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up 突つかけよ tsukkakeyo to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up

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