This is the 5390th most frequent Japanese word.
tarik
The word "tarik" is not Japanese; it may be from another language. In Japanese, there is no direct definition for "tarik."
The word 'tarik' appears implicitly in the concept of 'pull up' (引き上げて kureta), showing assistance and elevation.
川を渡るのは怖かったけれども、友達が背中を押して引き上げてくれた。
Crossing the river was scary, but my friend supported and pulled me up.
The word 'tarik' maps to 'pull' (引っ張って kudasai), indicating the act of exerting force to draw something closer.
ロープをしっかりと握り、全力で引っ張ってください。
Grab the rope firmly and pull it with all your strength.
The usage relates to 'pull toward' (引き寄せた), signifying the action of drawing an object nearer spatially.