“To miss one's footing” in Japanese
Short answer
To miss one's footing in Japanese is “踏み外す” (fumihazusu). Full meaning: to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path.
Other ways to say “To miss one's footing” in Japanese
踏外す
fumihazusu to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
踏みはずす
fumihazusu to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
ふみはずす
fumihazusu to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
踏外そ
fumihazuso to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
踏外さ
fumihazusa to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
踏外し
fumihazushi to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
踏外せ
fumihazuse to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
踏み外さ
fumihazusa to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
踏外そっ
fumihazuso to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
踏み外し
fumihazushi to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
踏み外せ
fumihazuse to miss one's footing; to be off the right track, to be on the wrong path
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