“To wrest” in Japanese
Short answer
To wrest in Japanese is “もぎ取る” (mogitoru). Full meaning: to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away).
Other ways to say “To wrest” in Japanese
捥ぎとる
mogitoru to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
もぎ採る
mogitoru to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
もぎとる
mogitoru to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
捥ぎ取る
mogitoru to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
もぎ盗る
mogitoru to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
もぎとれる
mogitoreru to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
もぎ取れる
mogitoreru to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
もぎ採ッ
mogito to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
もぎ取ッ
mogito to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
捥ぎ取っ
mogito to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
もぎとッ
mogito to pluck off (esp. by twisting), to pick, to break off, to tear off; to wrest (away from), to wrench free, to snatch (away)
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