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“To break by hand” in Japanese

Short answer

手折る taoru たおる

To break by hand in Japanese is “手折る” (taoru). Full meaning: to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing.

Other ways to say “To break by hand” in Japanese

たおる taoru to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing 手折れる taoreru to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing たおん taon to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing 手折ッ tao to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing たおッ tao to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing 手折っ tao to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing たおっ tao to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing 手折ろ taoro to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing 手折れ taore to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing 手折ん taon to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing たおり taori to break by hand (e.g. a flower), to break off (a twig), to pluck (a flower, a bud); to make a young woman one's own thing

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