“To slip” in Japanese
Short answer
To slip in Japanese is “滑る” (suberu). Full meaning: to slide, to glide, to skate, to ski; to slip, to skid; to be slippery.
Other ways to say “To slip” in Japanese
足を滑らす
ashiwosuberasu to lose one's footing, to slip
足を滑らせる
ashiwosuberaseru to lose one's footing, to slip
辷る
suberu to slide, to glide, to skate, to ski; to slip, to skid; to be slippery
滑れる
subereru to slide, to glide, to skate, to ski; to slip, to skid; to be slippery
スベる
suberu to slide, to glide, to skate, to ski; to slip, to skid; to be slippery
ヌメる
numeru to slide, to glide, to skate, to ski; to slip, to skid; to be slippery
滑べる
suberu to slide, to glide, to skate, to ski; to slip, to skid; to be slippery
すべる
suberu to slide, to glide, to skate, to ski; to slip, to skid; to be slippery
ぬめる
numeru to slide, to glide, to skate, to ski; to slip, to skid; to be slippery
すべれる
subereru to slide, to glide, to skate, to ski; to slip, to skid; to be slippery
スライド
suraido slide (for projection), transparency; to slide, to slip; to shift (e.g. a group of items in a schedule), to move
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