“To urge on” in Japanese
Short answer
To urge on in Japanese is “急かす” (sekasu). Full meaning: to hurry (up), to urge on, to press, to rush.
Other ways to say “To urge on” in Japanese
急かせる
sekaseru to hurry (up), to urge on, to press, to rush
急き立てる
sekitateru to hurry (up), to press, to urge on
せかす
sekasu to hurry (up), to urge on, to press, to rush
急がす
isogasu to hurry (up), to urge on, to press, to rush
せかせる
sekaseru to hurry (up), to urge on, to press, to rush
駆り立てる
karitateru to flush out (a hare, fox, etc.), to drive out, to beat out, to start; to drive (cattle, sheep, etc.), to urge on, to spur (a horse); to drive (to do), to urge, to spur on, to push, to impel
急きたてる
sekitateru to hurry (up), to press, to urge on
せきたてる
sekitateru to hurry (up), to press, to urge on
せき立てる
sekitateru to hurry (up), to press, to urge on
急がそ
isogaso to hurry (up), to urge on, to press, to rush
急がせ
isogase to hurry (up), to urge on, to press, to rush
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