“To take by force” in Japanese
Short answer
To take by force in Japanese is “引っ攫う” (hissarau). Full meaning: to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force.
Other ways to say “To take by force” in Japanese
引っ攫お
hissarao to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force
引っ攫っ
hissara to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force
引っ攫ふ
hissarou to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force
引っ攫わ
hissarawa to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force
引っ攫え
hissarae to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force
引っ攫い
hissarai to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force
引っ攫おう
hissaraou to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force
引っ攫おっ
hissarao to kidnap, to abduct, to snatch, to carry people away, to take by force
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