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“To strip off” in Japanese

Short answer

剥ぎ取る hagitoru はぎとる

To strip off in Japanese is “剥ぎ取る” (hagitoru). Full meaning: to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.).

Other ways to say “To strip off” in Japanese

剥がす hagasu to tear off, to peel off, to rip off, to strip off, to skin, to flay, to disrobe, to deprive of, to detach, to disconnect 剥取る hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.) はぎ取る hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.) すきとる sukitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.) 剥取れる hagitoreru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.) 剥ぎ奪る hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.) 剥ぎとる hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.) へぎ取る hegitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.) 剝ぎとる hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.) すき取る sukitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.) はぎとる hagitoru to tear off, to strip off, to rip off, to scrape off; to rob (someone) of (clothes), to divest (someone) of (powers, rank, etc.)

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