“To come untied” in Japanese
Short answer
To come untied in Japanese is “解れる” (hogureru). Full meaning: to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose.
Other ways to say “To come untied” in Japanese
ほぐれる
hogureru to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
解ける
tokeru to be solved, to be resolved; to loosen, to come untied, to come undone; to be removed (of restrictions), to be lifted (e.g. a ban), to be broken (spells, curses, etc.)
ほぐれん
hoguren to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
解れ
hogure to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
解れろ
hogurero to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
ほぐれ
hogure to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
解れん
hoguren to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
解れれ
hogurere to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
解れよ
hogureyo to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
ほぐれよ
hogureyo to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
解れよう
hogureyou to come untied, to come apart; to be softened, to be relaxed; to become frayed, to become loose
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