“To brush away” in Japanese
Short answer
To brush away in Japanese is “打ち払う” (uchiharau). Full meaning: to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout.
Other ways to say “To brush away” in Japanese
払いのける
harainokeru to ward off, to brush away, to fling off, to drive away
攘う
uchiharau to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
討ち払う
uchiharau to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
撃ち払う
uchiharau to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
打払える
uchiharaeru to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
打っ払う
bupparau to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
打払う
uchiharau to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
うちはらう
uchiharau to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
打ち払える
uchiharaeru to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
伐ちはらう
uchiharau to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
打ちはらう
uchiharau to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
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