How do you say "to spur" in Japanese?

“To spur” in Japanese

Short answer

突き動かす tsukiugokasu つきうごかす

To spur in Japanese is “突き動かす” (tsukiugokasu). Full meaning: to push, to propel, to shove; to spur (someone), to stimulate, to impel, to spur, to stir up, to arouse.

Other ways to say “To spur” in Japanese

拍車をかける hakushawokakeru to spur (on), to expedite, to encourage 駆り立てる karitateru to flush out (a hare, fox, etc.), to drive out, to beat out, to start; to drive (cattle, sheep, etc.), to urge on, to spur (a horse); to drive (to do), to urge, to spur on, to push, to impel 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 突きうごかす tsukiugokasu to push, to propel, to shove; to spur (someone), to stimulate, to impel, to spur, to stir up, to arouse つきうごかす tsukiugokasu to push, to propel, to shove; to spur (someone), to stimulate, to impel, to spur, to stir up, to arouse 拍車がかかる hakushagakakaru to expedite, to encourage, to spur (on) 弾みをつける hazumiwotsukeru to provide momentum, to give a boost to, to encourage, to spur, to stimulate 駆立てる karitateru to flush out (a hare, fox, etc.), to drive out, to beat out, to start; to drive (cattle, sheep, etc.), to urge on, to spur (a horse); to drive (to do), to urge, to spur on, to push, to impel 狩り立てる karitateru to flush out (a hare, fox, etc.), to drive out, to beat out, to start; to drive (cattle, sheep, etc.), to urge on, to spur (a horse); to drive (to do), to urge, to spur on, to push, to impel

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