“To lose oneself to” in Japanese
Short answer
To lose oneself to in Japanese is “窶す” (yatsusu). Full meaning: to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself.
Other ways to say “To lose oneself to” in Japanese
やつす
yatsusu to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
やつしゃ
yatsusha to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
やつし
yatsushi to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
窶せ
yatsuse to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
窶し
yatsushi to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
窶そ
yatsuso to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
窶さ
yatsusa to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
やつそ
yatsuso to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
窶そふ
yatsusou to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
窶そう
yatsusou to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
やつせ
yatsuse to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
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