“To graze” in Japanese
Short answer
To graze in Japanese is “掠る” (kasuru). Full meaning: to graze (e.g. bullet), to scratch, to touch lightly; to take a percentage, to exploit, to squeeze.
Other ways to say “To graze” in Japanese
擦りむく
surimuku to skin (one's knee), to graze, to scratch
かする
kasuru to graze (e.g. bullet), to scratch, to touch lightly; to take a percentage, to exploit, to squeeze
かすり
kasuri to graze (e.g. bullet), to scratch, to touch lightly; to take a percentage, to exploit, to squeeze
かすッ
kasu to graze (e.g. bullet), to scratch, to touch lightly; to take a percentage, to exploit, to squeeze
かすっ
kasu to graze (e.g. bullet), to scratch, to touch lightly; to take a percentage, to exploit, to squeeze
かすれ
kasure to graze (e.g. bullet), to scratch, to touch lightly; to take a percentage, to exploit, to squeeze
かすら
kasura to graze (e.g. bullet), to scratch, to touch lightly; to take a percentage, to exploit, to squeeze
かすん
kasun to graze (e.g. bullet), to scratch, to touch lightly; to take a percentage, to exploit, to squeeze
掠れる
kasureru to get blurred; to get hoarse, to get husky; to graze, to scrape, to touch
掠める
kasumeru to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly
かすろふ
kasuroo to graze (e.g. bullet), to scratch, to touch lightly; to take a percentage, to exploit, to squeeze
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