“To drive away” in Japanese
Short answer
To drive away in Japanese is “追い払う” (oiharau). Full meaning: to drive away, to clear, to scatter, to disperse.
Other ways to say “To drive away” in Japanese
追い返す
oikaesu to drive away, to turn away, to send away, to repel, to repulse
追いやる
oiyaru to drive away, to order off, to chase away; to force into an unpleasant situation (bankruptcy, prostitution, suicide, etc.)
追い散らす
oichirasu to drive away, to scatter, to rout
払い出す
haraidasu to pay (out), to drive away
追っ払う
opparau to drive away, to clear, to scatter, to disperse
逐払う
oiharau to drive away, to clear, to scatter, to disperse
追つ拂ふ
opparau to drive away, to clear, to scatter, to disperse
追払える
oiharaeru to drive away, to clear, to scatter, to disperse
追っ返す
okkaesu to drive away, to turn away, to send away, to repel, to repulse
追返せる
oikaeseru to drive away, to turn away, to send away, to repel, to repulse
追ツ拂ふ
opparau to drive away, to clear, to scatter, to disperse
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