zaklat

To chase, follow, or pressure someone again and again in an aggressive or annoying way, so that they feel they cannot escape.

To use strength, power, or influence, especially repeatedly, to hurt, frighten, or dominate someone weaker.

To follow and watch someone repeatedly and obsessively, often secretly or against their wishes, in a way that makes them feel threatened or unsafe.

To bother or disturb someone repeatedly with unwanted contact, questions, or behavior, making them feel annoyed, stressed, or upset.

To subject someone to ongoing aggressive, abusive, or threatening behavior, often involving power imbalance or discrimination, so that they feel frightened, unsafe, or humiliated.

In a military or tactical context, to make repeated small attacks or threats against an enemy in order to weaken, delay, or distract them rather than to defeat them in a single battle.

To repeatedly harass, bully, or trouble someone in a way that causes distress.

To follow someone closely and persistently, often in an annoying or unwanted way.

To annoy, bother, or pressure someone, especially by repeatedly asking them for something or criticizing them.