“To throw one's arms around” in Japanese
Short answer
To throw one's arms around in Japanese is “抱きつく” (dakitsuku). Full meaning: to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around.
Other ways to say “To throw one's arms around” in Japanese
抱きつい
dakitsui to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around
抱きつか
dakitsuka to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around
抱きつこ
dakitsuko to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around
抱きつき
dakitsuki to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around
抱きつけ
dakitsuke to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around
抱きつこふ
dakitsukou to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around
抱きつこう
dakitsukou to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around
抱きつきゃ
dakitsukya to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around
抱きつこっ
dakitsuko to cling to, to embrace, to throw one's arms around
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