“To clear land” in Japanese
Short answer
To clear land in Japanese is “切り払う” (kiriharau). Full meaning: to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off.
Other ways to say “To clear land” in Japanese
伐り払う
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
斬り払う
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
切払える
kiriharaeru to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
切払う
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
斬りはらう
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
切り払える
kiriharaeru to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
伐りはらう
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
切りはらう
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
きりはらう
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
きりはらえる
kiriharaeru to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
伐りはらふ
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
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