“To ebb” in Japanese
Short answer
To ebb in Japanese is “干る” (hiru). Full meaning: to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede.
Other ways to say “To ebb” in Japanese
ひる
hiru to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
ひろ
hiro to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
ひん
hin to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
乾る
hiru to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
ひよう
hiyoo to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
ひれ
hire to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
傾く
katabuku to incline toward, to slant, to lurch, to heel over, to be disposed to, to trend toward, to be prone to; to go down (sun, moon), to sink; to decline, to wane, to ebb, to fall away
ひりゃ
hirya to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
ひよふ
hiyoo to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
干よ
hiyo to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
乾よ
hiyo to dry (up), to become parched; to ebb, to recede
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