“To emit” in Japanese
Short answer
To emit in Japanese is “噴く” (fuku). Full meaning: to emit, to spout, to spurt, to boil over.
Other ways to say “To emit” in Japanese
発する
hassuru to let out, to utter, to produce, to emit, to give forth, to discharge; to issue, to send, to give; to leave, to depart
放つ
hanatsu to fire (gun, arrow, questions, etc.), to shoot, to hit (e.g. baseball), to break wind; to set free, to release, to let loose; to emit (e.g. light), to give off (e.g. a scent)
發する
hassuru to let out, to utter, to produce, to emit, to give forth, to discharge; to issue, to send, to give; to leave, to depart
はっする
hassuru to let out, to utter, to produce, to emit, to give forth, to discharge; to issue, to send, to give; to leave, to depart
發す
hassu to let out, to utter, to produce, to emit, to give forth, to discharge; to issue, to send, to give; to leave, to depart
発す
hassu to let out, to utter, to produce, to emit, to give forth, to discharge; to issue, to send, to give; to leave, to depart
はっせ
hasse to let out, to utter, to produce, to emit, to give forth, to discharge; to issue, to send, to give; to leave, to depart
はっし
hasshi to let out, to utter, to produce, to emit, to give forth, to discharge; to issue, to send, to give; to leave, to depart
放っ
hana to fire (gun, arrow, questions, etc.), to shoot, to hit (e.g. baseball), to break wind; to set free, to release, to let loose; to emit (e.g. light), to give off (e.g. a scent)
はなっ
hana to fire (gun, arrow, questions, etc.), to shoot, to hit (e.g. baseball), to break wind; to set free, to release, to let loose; to emit (e.g. light), to give off (e.g. a scent)
はなつ
hanatsu to fire (gun, arrow, questions, etc.), to shoot, to hit (e.g. baseball), to break wind; to set free, to release, to let loose; to emit (e.g. light), to give off (e.g. a scent)
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