“To rob of” in Japanese
Short answer
To rob of in Japanese is “剥ぎ取る” (hagitoru). Full meaning: to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.).
Other ways to say “To rob of” in Japanese
奪う
ubau to take (by force), to take away, to snatch, to steal, to rob (someone) of, to dispossess of, to deprive of, to usurp; to absorb (one's attention), to fascinate, to captivate, to charm, to dazzle
剥取る
hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
剥ぎとる
hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
剝ぎとる
hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
剥き取る
sukitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
はぎとる
hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
すきとる
sukitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
へぎ取る
hegitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
剝ぎ取る
hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
むき取る
mukitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
はぎ取る
hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)
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