“To flow out” in Japanese
Short answer
To flow out in Japanese is “流れ出る” (nagarederu). Full meaning: to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away.
Other ways to say “To flow out” in Japanese
流れ出す
nagaredasu to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
流れでる
nagarederu to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
流れだす
nagaredasu to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
ながれでる
nagarederu to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
ながれ出る
nagarederu to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
流れで
nagarede to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
流れ出
nagarede to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
流れだそ
nagaredaso to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
流れでれ
nagaredere to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
流れ出ん
nagareden to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
流れだせ
nagaredase to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
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