“To shed” in Japanese
Short answer
To shed in Japanese is “降らす” (furasu). Full meaning: to send (rain), to shed.
Other ways to say “To shed” in Japanese
抜け替わる
nukekawaru to fall out and be replaced, to shed, to moult (molt)
零す
ayasu to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
落とす
otosu to drop, to lose, to let fall, to shed (light), to cast (one's gaze), to pour in (liquid), to leave behind; to clean off (dirt, makeup, paint, etc.), to remove (e.g. stains or facial hair), to lose, to spend money at a certain place, to omit, to leav
ふらす
furasu to send (rain), to shed
抜け代わる
nukekawaru to fall out and be replaced, to shed, to moult (molt)
ぬけかわる
nukekawaru to fall out and be replaced, to shed, to moult (molt)
抜け変わる
nukekawaru to fall out and be replaced, to shed, to moult (molt)
抜けかわる
nukekawaru to fall out and be replaced, to shed, to moult (molt)
ふらさ
furasa to send (rain), to shed
降らせる
furaseru to send (rain), to shed
コボす
kobosu to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
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