“To rake away” in Japanese
Short answer
To rake away in Japanese is “掻き退ける” (kakinokeru). Full meaning: to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves).
Other ways to say “To rake away” in Japanese
かきのける
kakinokeru to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
搔き退ける
kakinokeru to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
かき除ける
kakinokeru to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
搔きのける
kakinokeru to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
掻い退ける
kainokeru to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
搔きのけ
kakinoke to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
掻い退け
kainoke to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
かきのけ
kakinoke to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
搔き退け
kakinoke to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
掻き退け
kakinoke to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
かき除け
kakinoke to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
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