“To be excessive” in Japanese
Short answer
To be excessive in Japanese is “失する” (shissuru). Full meaning: to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive.
Other ways to say “To be excessive” in Japanese
しっする
shissuru to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
失す
shissu to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
しっす
shissu to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
しっし
shisshi to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
しっそう
shissoo to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
しっしよう
shisshiyoo to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
失し
shisshi to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
失さ
shissa to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
失そ
shisso to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
失すれ
shissure to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
しっそ
shisso to lose, to miss, to forget, to be excessive
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