“To set adrift” in Japanese
Short answer
To set adrift in Japanese is “漂わす” (tadayowasu). Full meaning: to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose.
Other ways to say “To set adrift” in Japanese
ただよわす
tadayowasu to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
流す
nagasu to drain, to pour, to run, to let flow, to flush, to shed (blood, tears), to spill; to float (e.g. logs down a river), to set adrift; to wash away, to carry away, to sweep away
漂わさ
tadayowasa to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
漂わせ
tadayowase to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
漂わし
tadayowashi to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
漂わそ
tadayowaso to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
漂わそふ
tadayowasou to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
漂わそう
tadayowasou to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
漂わしゃ
tadayowasha to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
漂わそっ
tadayowaso to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
ただよわそ
tadayowaso to set adrift, to let loose, to cut loose
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