“To obscure” in Japanese
Short answer
To obscure in Japanese is “暈す” (bokasu). Full meaning: to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous.
Other ways to say “To obscure” in Japanese
曇らす
kumorasu to encloud, to make dim, to make dull, to tarnish, to obscure, to darken, to muffle
くもらす
kumorasu to encloud, to make dim, to make dull, to tarnish, to obscure, to darken, to muffle
暈そ
bokaso to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈せ
bokase to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈さ
bokasa to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈そっ
bokaso to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈そふ
bokasou to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈そう
bokasou to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈しゃ
bokasha to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
曇らさ
kumorasa to encloud, to make dim, to make dull, to tarnish, to obscure, to darken, to muffle
曇らし
kumorashi to encloud, to make dim, to make dull, to tarnish, to obscure, to darken, to muffle
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