“To forsake” in Japanese
Short answer
To forsake in Japanese is “振り捨てる” (furisuteru). Full meaning: to shake off, to forsake.
Other ways to say “To forsake” in Japanese
見限る
mikagiru to give up on, to turn one's back on, to abandon, to forsake, to desert, to leave
捨て去る
sutesaru to abandon, to throw away, to discard, to forsake
見捨てる
misuteru to abandon, to fail, to desert, to forsake
振捨てる
furisuteru to shake off, to forsake
振りすてる
furisuteru to shake off, to forsake
ふりすてる
furisuteru to shake off, to forsake
ふり捨てる
furisuteru to shake off, to forsake
振り棄てる
furisuteru to shake off, to forsake
突き放す
tsukihanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion
見棄る
misuteru to abandon, to fail, to desert, to forsake
見すてる
misuteru to abandon, to fail, to desert, to forsake
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