“To spill” in Japanese
Short answer
To spill in Japanese is “零す” (ayasu). Full meaning: to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show.
Other ways to say “To spill” in Japanese
零れる
koboreru to spill, to fall out of, to overflow; to peek through, to become visible (although normally not); to escape (of a smile, tear, etc.)
垂らす
tarasu to dribble, to spill; to suspend, to hang down, to slouch, to dangle
コボす
kobosu to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
零せる
koboseru to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
こぼす
kobosu to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
溢せる
koboseru to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
こぼせる
koboseru to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
溢す
kobosu to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
垂す
tarasu to dribble, to spill; to suspend, to hang down, to slouch, to dangle
コボし
koboshi to spill, to drop, to shed (tears); to grumble (about), to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
流す
nagasu to drain, to pour, to run, to let flow, to flush, to shed (blood, tears), to spill; to float (e.g. logs down a river), to set adrift; to wash away, to carry away, to sweep away
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