“To tie down” in Japanese
Short answer
To tie down in Japanese is “縛る” (shibaru). Full meaning: to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter.
Other ways to say “To tie down” in Japanese
縛れる
shibareru to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
しばる
shibaru to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
しばれる
shibareru to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
しばん
shiban to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
しばら
shibara to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
しばり
shibari to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
縛っ
shiba to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
縛ッ
shiba to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
しばっ
shiba to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
しばッ
shiba to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
しばろふ
shibaroo to tie, to bind, to fasten; to restrict (freedom), to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.), to fetter
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