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“To debit” in Japanese

Short answer
引き落とす hikiotosu ひきおとす

To debit in Japanese is “引き落とす” (hikiotosu). Full meaning: to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit.

Other ways to say “To debit” in Japanese

引落す hikiotosu to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit 引落とせる hikiotoseru to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit 引き落せる hikiotoseru to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit 引きおとす hikiotosu to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit 引き落す hikiotosu to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit 引落とす hikiotosu to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit 引き落とせる hikiotoseru to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit ひきおとせる hikiotoseru to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit ひきおとす hikiotosu to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit 引落せ hikiotose to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit 引落そ hikiotoso to pull down; to debit (from a bank account), to pay by direct debit

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