“To cut by rubbing” in Japanese
Short answer
To cut by rubbing in Japanese is “擦り切る” (surikiru). Full meaning: to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money).
Other ways to say “To cut by rubbing” in Japanese
摩り切る
surikiru to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
すりきる
surikiru to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
摺り切る
surikiru to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
すり切る
surikiru to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
すり切っ
suriki to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
擦り切ッ
suriki to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
すりきっ
suriki to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
摺り切ッ
suriki to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
摩り切ッ
suriki to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
すり切ッ
suriki to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
すりきッ
suriki to cut by abrasion, to cut by rubbing; to use up (all one's money)
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