“To spare” in Japanese
Short answer
To spare in Japanese is “余す” (amasu). Full meaning: to save, to leave over, to spare.
Other ways to say “To spare” in Japanese
助ける
tasukeru to save, to rescue, to spare; to help, to assist; to support (financially), to contribute (to), to provide aid
厭う
itou to be loath to, to balk at (doing), to grudge (doing), to spare (oneself), to be weary of, to shun, to dislike (an activity, an environment), to hate (an activity); to take (good) care of
剰す
amasu to save, to leave over, to spare
餘す
amasu to save, to leave over, to spare
救ける
tasukeru to save, to rescue, to spare; to help, to assist; to support (financially), to contribute (to), to provide aid
すける
sukeru to save, to rescue, to spare; to help, to assist; to support (financially), to contribute (to), to provide aid
援ける
tasukeru to save, to rescue, to spare; to help, to assist; to support (financially), to contribute (to), to provide aid
助ケる
tasukeru to save, to rescue, to spare; to help, to assist; to support (financially), to contribute (to), to provide aid
手放す
tebanasu to let go of, to release, to drop; to part with (e.g. a possession), to relinquish, to spare, to sell; to send away (e.g. one's child), to let go, to part with
輔ける
tasukeru to save, to rescue, to spare; to help, to assist; to support (financially), to contribute (to), to provide aid
援助る
tasukeru to save, to rescue, to spare; to help, to assist; to support (financially), to contribute (to), to provide aid
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