“To slaughter” in Japanese
Short answer
To slaughter in Japanese is “屠る” (hafuru). Full meaning: to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish.
Other ways to say “To slaughter” in Japanese
ほふる
hofuru to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
殺す
korosu to kill, to slay, to murder, to slaughter; to suppress, to block, to hamper, to destroy (e.g. talent), to eliminate (e.g. an odour), to spoil (e.g. a flavour), to kill (e.g. one's speed); to suppress (a voice, feelings, etc.), to hold back, to stifle
ほふっ
hofu to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
ほふら
hofura to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
ほふろふ
hofuroo to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
屠ッ
hafu to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
屠っ
hafu to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
屠ろ
hafuro to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
屠り
hafuri to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
屠れ
hafure to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
屠ん
hafun to slaughter, to massacre, to butcher; to defeat soundly, to overpower, to vanquish
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