“To storm” in Japanese
Short answer
To storm in Japanese is “討ち入る” (uchiiru). Full meaning: to storm (a house, castle, etc.), to raid, to attack.
Other ways to say “To storm” in Japanese
息巻く
ikimaku to rage, to storm (at), to be furious; to enthuse, to speak enthusiastically, to speak with vigour, to get worked up
息まく
ikimaku to rage, to storm (at), to be furious; to enthuse, to speak enthusiastically, to speak with vigour, to get worked up
いきまく
ikimaku to rage, to storm (at), to be furious; to enthuse, to speak enthusiastically, to speak with vigour, to get worked up
殴りこむ
nagurikomu to raid, to storm, to launch an attack (on), to mount an assault (on)
討ち入ッ
uchii to storm (a house, castle, etc.), to raid, to attack
討ち入っ
uchii to storm (a house, castle, etc.), to raid, to attack
討ち入ら
uchiira to storm (a house, castle, etc.), to raid, to attack
討ち入ろ
uchiiro to storm (a house, castle, etc.), to raid, to attack
討ち入れ
uchiire to storm (a house, castle, etc.), to raid, to attack
討ち入ん
uchiin to storm (a house, castle, etc.), to raid, to attack
討ち入ろう
uchiirou to storm (a house, castle, etc.), to raid, to attack
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