“To rout” in Japanese
Short answer
To rout in Japanese is “追い散らす” (oichirasu). Full meaning: to drive away, to scatter, to rout.
Other ways to say “To rout” in Japanese
蹴破る
keyaburu to break (by kicking), to kick down (e.g. a door), to kick open, to break down, to break open; to smash through (e.g. the enemy), to rout
蹴散らす
kechirasu to kick about, to kick around; to scatter (a crowd, the enemy, etc.), to rout
追散らす
oichirasu to drive away, to scatter, to rout
打ち払う
uchiharau to brush away, to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy), to drive away, to rout
おいちらす
oichirasu to drive away, to scatter, to rout
追いちらす
oichirasu to drive away, to scatter, to rout
け破る
keyaburu to break (by kicking), to kick down (e.g. a door), to kick open, to break down, to break open; to smash through (e.g. the enemy), to rout
蹴やぶる
keyaburu to break (by kicking), to kick down (e.g. a door), to kick open, to break down, to break open; to smash through (e.g. the enemy), to rout
け散らす
kechirasu to kick about, to kick around; to scatter (a crowd, the enemy, etc.), to rout
けやぶる
keyaburu to break (by kicking), to kick down (e.g. a door), to kick open, to break down, to break open; to smash through (e.g. the enemy), to rout
蹴ちらす
kechirasu to kick about, to kick around; to scatter (a crowd, the enemy, etc.), to rout
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