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“To cut open” in Japanese

Short answer

断ち割る tachiwaru たちわる

To cut open in Japanese is “断ち割る” (tachiwaru). Full meaning: to cut open, to cut apart, to divide, to split.

Other ways to say “To cut open” in Japanese

切り開く kirihiraku to cut open; to clear (land), to cut (a path, road, etc.), to open, to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); to carve out (a new career, future, etc.), to open up (a new field) 切り解く kirihodoku to cut open (a tied bundle), to release (prisoners) 切開く kirihiraku to cut open; to clear (land), to cut (a path, road, etc.), to open, to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); to carve out (a new career, future, etc.), to open up (a new field) 掻っ捌く kassabaku to cut, to slit, to cut open 伐り開く kirihiraku to cut open; to clear (land), to cut (a path, road, etc.), to open, to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); to carve out (a new career, future, etc.), to open up (a new field) きり拓く kirihiraku to cut open; to clear (land), to cut (a path, road, etc.), to open, to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); to carve out (a new career, future, etc.), to open up (a new field) 切り拓く kirihiraku to cut open; to clear (land), to cut (a path, road, etc.), to open, to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); to carve out (a new career, future, etc.), to open up (a new field) きり開く kirihiraku to cut open; to clear (land), to cut (a path, road, etc.), to open, to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); to carve out (a new career, future, etc.), to open up (a new field) 斬り開く kirihiraku to cut open; to clear (land), to cut (a path, road, etc.), to open, to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); to carve out (a new career, future, etc.), to open up (a new field) 切開ける kirihirakeru to cut open; to clear (land), to cut (a path, road, etc.), to open, to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); to carve out (a new career, future, etc.), to open up (a new field) 切り墾く kirihiraku to cut open; to clear (land), to cut (a path, road, etc.), to open, to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); to carve out (a new career, future, etc.), to open up (a new field)

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