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どやし付ける (どやしつける) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

どやし付つける

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Meanings

1

ichidan verb, transitive verb

strike; hit; beat

usually written using kana alone

Physical striking, often with a nuance of rough or violent hitting. Colloquial and somewhat rough.

あいつをどやしつけてやった。
I beat that guy up.

2

ichidan verb, transitive verb

give hell to; scold harshly; ream out

Figurative use: to verbally attack or scold someone severely. Colloquial and rough.

上じょう司しにどやしつけられた。
I got chewed out by my boss.

Written forms

どやし付つけるUsage4%
It is usually written in kana. The kanji spelling is rare and may not be widely recognized.
どやしつけるUsage96%
Kana spelling is the standard written form for this word.

Kanji

付adhere, attach, refer to

Similar words

殴なぐる
殴る is a standard word for 'punch' or 'strike', while どやし付ける is slangy and rougher, often implying a more violent or repeated beating.
叱しかる
叱る is a standard word for 'scold', while どやし付ける is a much harsher, slangy way to say 'give hell to'.

Etymology

The origin is uncertain. It may be related to the dialectal or slang verb どやす (to hit, to scold), with the suffix 付ける adding a sense of doing something forcefully or thoroughly.