“To sweep over” in Japanese
Short answer
To sweep over in Japanese is “吹き荒れる” (fukiareru). Full meaning: to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate.
Other ways to say “To sweep over” in Japanese
ふきあれる
fukiareru to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
吹きあれる
fukiareru to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
ふきあれ
fukiare to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
吹きあれ
fukiare to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
吹き荒れ
fukiare to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
吹きあれん
fukiaren to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
吹き荒れよ
fukiareyo to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
吹きあれれ
fukiarere to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
吹きあれよ
fukiareyo to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
ふきあれよ
fukiareyo to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
吹き荒れん
fukiaren to blow violently, to sweep over, to devastate
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