“To leave the nest” in Japanese
Short answer
To leave the nest in Japanese is “巣立つ” (sudatsu). Full meaning: to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society).
Other ways to say “To leave the nest” in Japanese
巣だつ
sudatsu to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
巣立っ
suda to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
すだっ
suda to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
すだつ
sudatsu to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
巣だっ
suda to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
巣立てる
sudateru to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
すだてる
sudateru to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
すだてん
sudaten to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
巣だち
sudachi to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
すだと
sudato to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
巣立て
sudate to leave the nest; to go out into the world, to become independent (of one's parents), to graduate (and become a member of society)
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