“Dropping” in Japanese
Short answer
Dropping in Japanese is “下ろし” (oroshi). Full meaning: dropping, unloading, removing; grated vegetables, fruit, etc.; using new tools (or clothes, etc.), new tools (or clothes, etc.).
Other ways to say “Dropping” in Japanese
落とし
otoshi dropping, losing; missing item, something one forgot to write down; cleaning, removing, ridding
おとし
otoshi dropping, losing; missing item, something one forgot to write down; cleaning, removing, ridding
ポロっと
porotto dropping (of tears, dew, etc.); falling off, dropping off, slipping (e.g. from one's hands); inadvertently (coming to the surface), letting out (e.g. a secret)
投下
touka throwing down, dropping, airdrop; investment
おろし
oroshi dropping, unloading, removing; grated vegetables, fruit, etc.; using new tools (or clothes, etc.), new tools (or clothes, etc.)
オロシ
oroshi dropping, unloading, removing; grated vegetables, fruit, etc.; using new tools (or clothes, etc.), new tools (or clothes, etc.)
割愛
katsuai omitting (reluctantly), leaving out, dropping; giving up (reluctantly), parting with, sharing, sparing
卸
oroshi dropping, unloading, removing; grated vegetables, fruit, etc.; using new tools (or clothes, etc.), new tools (or clothes, etc.)
颪
oroshi dropping, unloading, removing; grated vegetables, fruit, etc.; using new tools (or clothes, etc.), new tools (or clothes, etc.)
下し
oroshi dropping, unloading, removing; grated vegetables, fruit, etc.; using new tools (or clothes, etc.), new tools (or clothes, etc.)
卸し
oroshi dropping, unloading, removing; grated vegetables, fruit, etc.; using new tools (or clothes, etc.), new tools (or clothes, etc.)
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