“To wallop” in Japanese
Short answer
To wallop in Japanese is “ぶん殴る” (bunnaguru). Full meaning: to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock.
Other ways to say “To wallop” in Japanese
かっ飛ばす
kattobasu to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone)
打ん殴る
bunnaguru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
ブン殴る
bunnaguru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
打ん擲る
bunnaguru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
カッ飛ばす
kattobasu to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone)
ぶんなぐる
bunnaguru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
かっとばす
kattobasu to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone)
ぶん殴れる
bunnagureru to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
掻っ飛ばす
kattobasu to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone)
ブン殴ッ
bunnagu to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
ぶん殴ッ
bunnagu to hit hard, to punch hard, to give a hard blow, to wallop, to sock
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