“To estrange” in Japanese
Short answer
To estrange in Japanese is “懸け隔てる” (kakehedateru). Full meaning: to put distance between, to estrange.
Other ways to say “To estrange” in Japanese
間を裂く
aidawosaku to estrange (two friends), to come between (two people), to drive a wedge
懸隔てる
kakehedateru to put distance between, to estrange
かけ隔てる
kakehedateru to put distance between, to estrange
かけへだてる
kakehedateru to put distance between, to estrange
隔てる
hedateru to separate (by distance, time, etc.), to isolate, to partition, to divide; to interpose, to have between; to alienate, to estrange
懸隔て
kakehedate to put distance between, to estrange
懸隔てれ
kakehedatere to put distance between, to estrange
懸隔てろ
kakehedatero to put distance between, to estrange
かけ隔て
kakehedate to put distance between, to estrange
懸隔てん
kakehedaten to put distance between, to estrange
懸隔てよ
kakehedateyo to put distance between, to estrange
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