What does the word 「はわして」mean?


Here is the sentence including the word.

いまにおめをぶちのめして みみずみたいに地を **はわして** やるぜっ。

I found that 「這う」 would be closest meaning of it but when conjugate to て-form
it is 這って which is different.




I think your guess about 這う is correct, except it causative form which means
"to make crawl". Normally that is 這わせて, however it seems that in some dialects
せ can change to し, so you end up with はわして.

[Here](https://oshiete.goo.ne.jp/qa/4489754.html) is one thread which discuses
saying 見して instead of 見せて.

The overall tone of this line is pretty harsh, and sounds like it was said by
a pretty scary guy. Here is my rough translation:

> I'm going to beat you to a pulp and then make you crawl on the ground like
> an earthworm!




I think your guess about 這う is correct, except it causative form which means
"to make crawl". Normally that is 這わせて, however it seems that in some dialects
せ can change to し, so you end up with はわして.

[Here](https://oshiete.goo.ne.jp/qa/4489754.html) is one thread which discuses
saying 見して instead of 見せて.

The overall tone of this line is pretty harsh, and sounds like it was said by
a pretty scary guy. Here is my rough translation:

> I'm going to beat you to a pulp and then make you crawl on the ground like
> an earthworm!

