“To be strewn about” in Japanese
Short answer
To be strewn about in Japanese is “散り敷く” (chirishiku). Full meaning: to lie scattered, to be strewn about.
Other ways to say “To be strewn about” in Japanese
散敷く
chirishiku to lie scattered, to be strewn about
ちりしく
chirishiku to lie scattered, to be strewn about
散敷こ
chirishiko to lie scattered, to be strewn about
散敷け
chirishike to lie scattered, to be strewn about
散敷い
chirishii to lie scattered, to be strewn about
散敷き
chirishiki to lie scattered, to be strewn about
散敷か
chirishika to lie scattered, to be strewn about
ちりしき
chirishiki to lie scattered, to be strewn about
ちりしか
chirishika to lie scattered, to be strewn about
散り敷い
chirishii to lie scattered, to be strewn about
散敷こっ
chirishiko to lie scattered, to be strewn about
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