“To spring at” in Japanese
Short answer
To spring at in Japanese is “躍りかかる” (odorikakaru). Full meaning: to spring at, to leap upon.
Other ways to say “To spring at” in Japanese
飛びかかる
tobikakaru to spring at, to leap upon, to swoop down on, to throw oneself upon (e.g. an enemy)
飛びつく
tobitsuku to jump at, to leap at, to fly at, to spring at, to pounce on
躍りかかっ
odorikaka to spring at, to leap upon
飛びかかっ
tobikaka to spring at, to leap upon, to swoop down on, to throw oneself upon (e.g. an enemy)
躍りかかッ
odorikaka to spring at, to leap upon
飛びかかッ
tobikaka to spring at, to leap upon, to swoop down on, to throw oneself upon (e.g. an enemy)
飛びかかん
tobikakan to spring at, to leap upon, to swoop down on, to throw oneself upon (e.g. an enemy)
躍りかから
odorikakara to spring at, to leap upon
躍りかかろ
odorikakaro to spring at, to leap upon
飛びかから
tobikakara to spring at, to leap upon, to swoop down on, to throw oneself upon (e.g. an enemy)
躍りかかり
odorikakari to spring at, to leap upon
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