“Leaving” in Japanese
Short answer
Leaving in Japanese is “放し” (hanashi). Full meaning: leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing.
Other ways to say “Leaving” in Japanese
退場
taijou leaving (a hall, meeting, stadium, etc.), exit, walkout; exit (from the stage), leaving the stage
退出
taishutsu leaving (e.g. a courtroom, workplace), exiting, withdrawal (e.g. from a superior's presence)
辞去
jikyo leaving, quitting, retiring
退団
taidan leaving (a group, team, etc.)
退所
taisho leaving (a facility, clinic, office, research institute, etc.), retiring
退館
taikan leaving (a library, museum, etc.), exiting
ばなし
banashi leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing
ぱなし
panashi leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing
はなし
hanashi leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing
っ放し
ppanashi leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing
出発
shuppatsu departure, leaving, setting off
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