“To run away from home” in Japanese
Short answer
To run away from home in Japanese is “やさぐれる” (yasagureru). Full meaning: to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home.
Other ways to say “To run away from home” in Japanese
やさぐれ
yasagure to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home
やさぐれよ
yasagureyo to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home
やさぐれん
yasaguren to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home
やさぐれれ
yasagurere to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home
やさぐれろ
yasagurero to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home
家を出る
iewoderu to go outside (the house); to leave home (for education, to live elsewhere, etc.); to run away from home
やさぐれりゃ
yasagurerya to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home
やさぐれよふ
yasagureyoo to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home
やさぐれよう
yasagureyoo to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home
やさぐれよっ
yasagureyo to sulk, to be peevish; to run away from home
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