“To exclude” in Japanese
Short answer
To exclude in Japanese is “省く” (habuku). Full meaning: to omit, to leave out, to exclude, to eliminate; to curtail, to save, to cut down, to economize, to economise.
Other ways to say “To exclude” in Japanese
除く
nozoku to remove, to eliminate, to eradicate; to exclude, to except
ハミる
hamiru to ignore (someone), to exclude, to leave out
除する
josuru to divide (by); to remove, to exclude
締め出す
shimedasu to shut out, to bar, to lock out, to exclude
のけ者にする
nokemononisuru to exclude (someone), to shun, to ignore, to leave out, to ostracize
ハブにする
habunisuru to leave out (someone), to exclude, to ignore, to ostracize, to shun
外す
hazusu to remove, to take off, to detach, to unfasten, to undo; to drop (e.g. from a team), to remove (from a position), to exclude, to expel; to leave (e.g. one's seat), to go away from, to step out, to slip away
はぶく
habuku to omit, to leave out, to exclude, to eliminate; to curtail, to save, to cut down, to economize, to economise
撥ねる
haneru to hit (e.g. with a car), to knock down; to reject, to eliminate, to exclude, to get rid of; to refuse (e.g. a request), to deny, to turn down
省ける
habukeru to omit, to leave out, to exclude, to eliminate; to curtail, to save, to cut down, to economize, to economise
ハブく
habuku to omit, to leave out, to exclude, to eliminate; to curtail, to save, to cut down, to economize, to economise
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.