“To fade away” in Japanese
Short answer
To fade away in Japanese is “失せる” (useru). Full meaning: to disappear, to vanish, to fade away; to go, to leave; to die.
Other ways to say “To fade away” in Japanese
消えゆく
kieyuku to disappear (gradually), to be vanishing, to fade away, to go out of sight, to die out
遠ざかる
toozakaru to go away, to become more distant, to fade away, to die away; to be estranged
遠のく
toonoku to move off (into the distance), to become distant, to recede, to fade away, to die away; to drift away (from a person, activity, etc.), to distance oneself (from), to become less frequent (e.g. of visits), to fall away (e.g. of customers)
遠かる
toozakaru to go away, to become more distant, to fade away, to die away; to be estranged
遠去かる
toozakaru to go away, to become more distant, to fade away, to die away; to be estranged
とおざかる
toozakaru to go away, to become more distant, to fade away, to die away; to be estranged
遠かッ
toozaka to go away, to become more distant, to fade away, to die away; to be estranged
遠かっ
toozaka to go away, to become more distant, to fade away, to die away; to be estranged
遠ざかッ
toozaka to go away, to become more distant, to fade away, to die away; to be estranged
遠去かッ
toozaka to go away, to become more distant, to fade away, to die away; to be estranged
遠ざかっ
toozaka to go away, to become more distant, to fade away, to die away; to be estranged
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