“Sacrificing” in Japanese
Short answer
Sacrificing in Japanese is “切り捨て” (kirisute). Full meaning: cutting a person down (without a second thought), sacrificing, throwing to the wolves, treating as sword fodder; omission, rounding down (e.g. fractions), truncation.
Other ways to say “Sacrificing” in Japanese
切捨て
kirisute cutting a person down (without a second thought), sacrificing, throwing to the wolves, treating as sword fodder; omission, rounding down (e.g. fractions), truncation
斬捨て
kirisute cutting a person down (without a second thought), sacrificing, throwing to the wolves, treating as sword fodder; omission, rounding down (e.g. fractions), truncation
斬り捨て
kirisute cutting a person down (without a second thought), sacrificing, throwing to the wolves, treating as sword fodder; omission, rounding down (e.g. fractions), truncation
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