殴なぐる
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, transitive)
1. to strike; to hit; to beat; to punch
I don't know what was bothering him, but he suddenly hit me.
Kanji used
punch
Pitch accent
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ぐ
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Top 1900
Used in vocabulary (5 in total)
to hit hard; to punch hard; to give a hard blow; to wallop; to sock
to hit hard; to punch hard; to give a hard blow; to wallop; to sock
punching and kicking
Examples (26 in total)
I want to punch you in the face.
For starters, let me punch you once.
One punch was all I could manage, you know.
I was hit by the policeman.
I got punched just as I turned around.
He hit me back.
I gritted my teeth and punched as hard as I could.
John hit me on the head.
Tom hit Mary with a frying pan.
Ow! Yukiko! That hurts! Quit hitting me with your fists!
The man hit me on the head.
I have never hit a woman.
I saw him beaten yesterday.
He struck me in the face with his fist.
I envy you for not yielding even when kicked or beaten.
He was dazed by a blow to the head.
Everyone knows you fix things like this by hitting them!
I'm thinking of getting a punch in on him while I can.
I don't blame you for hitting him.
You don't have much of a reason to hit that person either, do you?
She raised her fist as if to hit me.
He may have argued with his wife, but he can't have hit her.
On top of that, it seems someone whacked him on the head.
I don't know what was bothering him, but he suddenly hit me.
She said that her husband hit her, but in fact it was the other way around.
I barely restrained the impulse to strike him.