“To trample” in Japanese
Short answer
To trample in Japanese is “踏み潰す” (fumitsubusu). Full meaning: to trample, to crush underfoot.
Other ways to say “To trample” in Japanese
踏みしだく
fumishidaku to trample, to crush underfoot
踏み荒らす
fumiarasu to trample (down), to crush (by trampling), to ravage
踏み破る
fumiyaburu to break by stepping on, to trample, to stomp on, to stamp through; to walk (all the way) across, to traverse (on foot), to travel through, to hike across
踏潰す
fumitsubusu to trample, to crush underfoot
踏み荒す
fumiarasu to trample (down), to crush (by trampling), to ravage
ふみ荒らす
fumiarasu to trample (down), to crush (by trampling), to ravage
ふみしだく
fumishidaku to trample, to crush underfoot
ふみつぶす
fumitsubusu to trample, to crush underfoot
ふみあらす
fumiarasu to trample (down), to crush (by trampling), to ravage
踏みつぶす
fumitsubusu to trample, to crush underfoot
踏破る
fumiyaburu to break by stepping on, to trample, to stomp on, to stamp through; to walk (all the way) across, to traverse (on foot), to travel through, to hike across
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