“To reduce to ashes” in Japanese
Short answer
To reduce to ashes in Japanese is “焼き払う” (yakiharau). Full meaning: to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off.
Other ways to say “To reduce to ashes” in Japanese
焼払う
yakiharau to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
焼きはらう
yakiharau to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
やきはらう
yakiharau to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
燒き拂ふ
yakiharau to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
焼払え
yakiharae to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
焼払ふ
yakiharou to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
焼払い
yakiharai to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
焼払っ
yakihara to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
焼払お
yakiharao to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
焼払わ
yakiharawa to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
焼き払っ
yakihara to burn down (to the ground), to clear away by burning, to reduce to ashes, to burn off
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