“Spill” in Japanese
Short answer
Spill in Japanese is “零れ” (kobore). Full meaning: spilling, spill; leavings, leftovers.
Other ways to say “Spill” in Japanese
溢流
itsuryuu overflow, spill
転落
tenraku fall, tumble, spill, plunge, dive; fall (in position, standing, etc.), downfall, descent, degradation, comedown, demotion
コボレ
kobore spilling, spill; leavings, leftovers
流出
ryuushutsu outflow, effluence, efflux, spillage, spill, discharge, haemorrhage, hemorrhage, bleeding (e.g. of ink into paper); outflow (of people, capital, etc.), drain (of gold, talent, etc. from a country), leak (e.g. of personal information)
顚落
tenraku fall, tumble, spill, plunge, dive; fall (in position, standing, etc.), downfall, descent, degradation, comedown, demotion
顛落
tenraku fall, tumble, spill, plunge, dive; fall (in position, standing, etc.), downfall, descent, degradation, comedown, demotion
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