“To disarm” in Japanese
Short answer
To disarm in Japanese is “蕩かす” (torokasu). Full meaning: to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm.
Other ways to say “To disarm” in Japanese
武装を解く
busouwotoku to lay down one's arms, to disarm, to demilitarize
とろかす
torokasu to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
溶ろかす
torokasu to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
蕩かさ
torokasa to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
蕩かせ
torokase to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
蕩かそ
torokaso to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
蕩かし
torokashi to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
とろかさ
torokasa to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
溶ろかし
torokashi to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
とろかせ
torokase to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
蕩かそっ
torokaso to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
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