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“To leave half-written” in Japanese

Short answer

書き残す kakinokosu かきのこす

To leave half-written in Japanese is “書き残す” (kakinokosu). Full meaning: to leave (a note, will, etc.) behind; to leave (a manuscript, etc.) unfinished, to leave half-written; to forget to write, to leave out.

Other ways to say “To leave half-written” in Japanese

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