“To leave one's stable” in Japanese
Short answer
To leave one's stable in Japanese is “スカす” (sukasu). Full meaning: to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose.
Other ways to say “To leave one's stable” in Japanese
すかす
sukasu to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
すかし
sukashi to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
スカし
sukashi to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
すかせ
sukase to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
すかさ
sukasa to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
スカせ
sukase to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
スカそ
sukaso to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
スカさ
sukasa to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
すかそ
sukaso to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
スカそふ
sukasoo to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
すかしゃ
sukasha to leave one's stable; to be affected, to put on airs, to pose
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