“To hang down” in Japanese
Short answer
To hang down in Japanese is “ぶら下がる” (burasagaru). Full meaning: to hang down (from), to dangle, to swing, to be suspended; to be within one's reach, to dangle (before one's eyes); to be completely reliant on, to be entirely dependent on.
Other ways to say “To hang down” in Japanese
吊り下がる
tsurisagaru to hang down, to dangle
枝垂れる
shidareru to droop, to hang down, to weep
吊り下る
tsurisagaru to hang down, to dangle
ぶら下る
burasagaru to hang down (from), to dangle, to swing, to be suspended; to be within one's reach, to dangle (before one's eyes); to be completely reliant on, to be entirely dependent on
つるさがる
tsurusagaru to hang down, to dangle
ブラ下がる
burasagaru to hang down (from), to dangle, to swing, to be suspended; to be within one's reach, to dangle (before one's eyes); to be completely reliant on, to be entirely dependent on
つりさがる
tsurisagaru to hang down, to dangle
ぶらさがる
burasagaru to hang down (from), to dangle, to swing, to be suspended; to be within one's reach, to dangle (before one's eyes); to be completely reliant on, to be entirely dependent on
吊る下がる
tsurusagaru to hang down, to dangle
吊りさがる
tsurisagaru to hang down, to dangle
つり下がる
tsurisagaru to hang down, to dangle
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