“To twine around” in Japanese
Short answer
To twine around in Japanese is “巻き付く” (makitsuku). Full meaning: to twine around.
Other ways to say “To twine around” in Japanese
絡みつく
karamitsuku to twine around, to twist around, to coil around; to pester, to hassle
絡める
karameru to entwine, to twine around, to mix together; to coordinate (with); to arrest
纏わり付く
matsuwaritsuku to coil around, to twine around, to cling (to); to follow around, to hang around
巻付く
makitsuku to twine around
まき付く
makitsuku to twine around
巻きつく
makitsuku to twine around
まきつく
makitsuku to twine around
搦める
karameru to entwine, to twine around, to mix together; to coordinate (with); to arrest
からめる
karameru to entwine, to twine around, to mix together; to coordinate (with); to arrest
纏わりつく
matsuwaritsuku to coil around, to twine around, to cling (to); to follow around, to hang around
まとわり付く
matowaritsuku to coil around, to twine around, to cling (to); to follow around, to hang around
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