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“To leave undone” in Japanese

Short answer

やり残す yarinokosu やりのこす

To leave undone in Japanese is “やり残す” (yarinokosu). Full meaning: to leave undone.

Other ways to say “To leave undone” in Japanese

すっぽかす suppokasu to leave (something) undone, to neglect (a duty, task, etc.), to break (a promise, appointment, etc.), to stand (someone) up すつぽかす suppokasu to leave (something) undone, to neglect (a duty, task, etc.), to break (a promise, appointment, etc.), to stand (someone) up 止す sasu to stop (doing), to cease, to desist, to drop, to lay off, to give up, to quit; to stop in the midst of, to leave undone 怠る okotaru to neglect, to be negligent in, to be neglectful of, to fail to do, to leave undone, to avoid (doing), to shirk, to be unmindful of; to improve (of an illness), to get better すつぽかし suppokashi to leave (something) undone, to neglect (a duty, task, etc.), to break (a promise, appointment, etc.), to stand (someone) up 放ったらかす hottarakasu to neglect, to leave undone, to lay aside すつぽかそふ suppokasoo to leave (something) undone, to neglect (a duty, task, etc.), to break (a promise, appointment, etc.), to stand (someone) up すっぽかそふ suppokasoo to leave (something) undone, to neglect (a duty, task, etc.), to break (a promise, appointment, etc.), to stand (someone) up スッポかそふ suppokasoo to leave (something) undone, to neglect (a duty, task, etc.), to break (a promise, appointment, etc.), to stand (someone) up すっぽかさ suppokasa to leave (something) undone, to neglect (a duty, task, etc.), to break (a promise, appointment, etc.), to stand (someone) up すっぽかそ suppokaso to leave (something) undone, to neglect (a duty, task, etc.), to break (a promise, appointment, etc.), to stand (someone) up

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