“To throw into chaos” in Japanese
Short answer
To throw into chaos in Japanese is “かき回す” (kakimawasu). Full meaning: to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb.
Other ways to say “To throw into chaos” in Japanese
かき回し
kakimawashi to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb
かき回さ
kakimawasa to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb
かき回そ
kakimawaso to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb
かき回せ
kakimawase to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb
かき回そっ
kakimawaso to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb
かき回しゃ
kakimawasha to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb
かき回そふ
kakimawasou to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb
かき回そう
kakimawasou to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb
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