“To die out” in Japanese
Short answer
To die out in Japanese is “絶える” (taeru). Full meaning: to die out, to peter out, to become extinct; to cease, to be stopped, to be discontinued, to be cut off.
Other ways to say “To die out” in Japanese
死に絶える
shinitaeru to die out, to become extinct
立ち消える
tachigieru to go out (of a fire, etc.), to die out (before burning to ash); to fall through (of plans, etc.), to fizzle out, to come to nothing
廃る
sutaru to go out of use, to become obsolete, to die out, to go out of fashion, to go out of style; to be hurt (of honour, reputation, etc.), to be harmed, to be sullied
廃れる
sutareru to go out of use, to become obsolete, to die out, to go out of fashion, to go out of style; to decline (e.g. of morals), to be lost, to go into decline (of a town, business, etc.)
絶へる
taeru to die out, to peter out, to become extinct; to cease, to be stopped, to be discontinued, to be cut off
たえる
taeru to die out, to peter out, to become extinct; to cease, to be stopped, to be discontinued, to be cut off
しにたえる
shinitaeru to die out, to become extinct
死にたえる
shinitaeru to die out, to become extinct
滅びる
horobiru to go to ruin, to go under, to fall, to be destroyed, to die out, to become extinct, to perish
すたッ
suta to go out of use, to become obsolete, to die out, to go out of fashion, to go out of style; to be hurt (of honour, reputation, etc.), to be harmed, to be sullied
すたる
sutaru to go out of use, to become obsolete, to die out, to go out of fashion, to go out of style; to be hurt (of honour, reputation, etc.), to be harmed, to be sullied
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