“To shear” in Japanese
Short answer
To shear in Japanese is “刈りそろえる” (karisoroeru). Full meaning: to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length.
Other ways to say “To shear” in Japanese
刈る
karu to cut (grass, hair, etc.), to mow, to clip, to trim, to prune, to shear, to reap, to harvest
刈りそろえ
karisoroe to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length
刈りそろえろ
karisoroero to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length
刈りそろえよ
karisoroeyo to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length
刈りそろえん
karisoroen to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length
刈りそろえれ
karisoroere to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length
刈りそろえりゃ
karisoroerya to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length
刈りそろえよふ
karisoroeyou to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length
刈りそろえよう
karisoroeyou to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length
刈りそろえよっ
karisoroeyo to crop, to shear, to cut or trim something evenly, to make all the same length
かり
kari to cut (grass, hair, etc.), to mow, to clip, to trim, to prune, to shear, to reap, to harvest
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