“To make a mess” in Japanese
Short answer
To make a mess in Japanese is “散らかす” (chirakasu). Full meaning: to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess.
Other ways to say “To make a mess” in Japanese
ちらかす
chirakasu to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
ちらかし
chirakashi to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
ちらかせ
chirakase to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
ちらかさ
chirakasa to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
散らかせ
chirakase to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
散らかし
chirakashi to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
散らかそ
chirakaso to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
散らかさ
chirakasa to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
ちらかそ
chirakaso to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
散らかそふ
chirakasou to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
ちらかしゃ
chirakasha to scatter around, to leave untidy, to make a mess
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