“To saw off” in Japanese
Short answer
To saw off in Japanese is “引き切る” (hikikiru). Full meaning: to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue.
Other ways to say “To saw off” in Japanese
ひき切る
hikikiru to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
ひき切ッ
hikiki to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
引き切っ
hikiki to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
ひき切っ
hikiki to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
引き切ッ
hikiki to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
引切ッ
hikiki to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
ひき切ん
hikikin to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
引き切ろ
hikikiro to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
ひき切ら
hikikira to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
引き切り
hikikiri to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
引き切れ
hikikire to saw off; to interrupt, to suspend, to discontinue
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