“To state in one's will” in Japanese
Short answer
To state in one's will in Japanese is “言い残す” (iinokosu). Full meaning: to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention.
Other ways to say “To state in one's will” in Japanese
言残す
iinokosu to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
いい残す
iinokosu to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
言ひ残す
iinokosu to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
云い残す
iinokosu to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
いい遺す
iinokosu to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
言い遺す
iinokosu to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
いいのこす
iinokosu to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
言いのこす
iinokosu to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
云いのこす
iinokosu to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
言残さ
iinokosa to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
言残そ
iinokoso to leave word with (a person), to state in one's will; to leave (something) unsaid, to forget to mention
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