“To steal up” in Japanese
Short answer
To steal up in Japanese is “忍び寄る” (shinobiyoru). Full meaning: to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed.
Other ways to say “To steal up” in Japanese
忍びよる
shinobiyoru to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
しのびよる
shinobiyoru to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
しのび寄る
shinobiyoru to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
忍び寄ッ
shinobiyo to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
忍びよッ
shinobiyo to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
忍び寄っ
shinobiyo to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
しのびよッ
shinobiyo to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
しのび寄っ
shinobiyo to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
しのびよっ
shinobiyo to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
しのび寄ッ
shinobiyo to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
忍び寄り
shinobiyori to creep, to steal up, to draw near unnoticed
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