“To be littered” in Japanese
Short answer
To be littered in Japanese is “散らばる” (chirabaru). Full meaning: to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with).
Other ways to say “To be littered” in Japanese
ちらばる
chirabaru to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
ちらばり
chirabari to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
散らばっ
chiraba to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
ちらばっ
chiraba to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
散らばッ
chiraba to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
ちらばッ
chiraba to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
ちらばん
chiraban to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
散らばろ
chirabaro to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
ちらばら
chirabara to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
散らばれ
chirabare to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
散らばん
chiraban to be scattered about, to disperse, to be littered (with)
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