“To take one's leave” in Japanese
Short answer
To take one's leave in Japanese is “辞する” (jisuru). Full meaning: to take one's leave, to excuse oneself, to leave, to depart; to resign (from), to step down, to leave (one's position), to quit; to decline, to turn down, to refuse.
Other ways to say “To take one's leave” in Japanese
辞す
jisu to take one's leave, to excuse oneself, to leave, to depart; to resign (from), to step down, to leave (one's position), to quit; to decline, to turn down, to refuse
立ち去る
tachisaru to leave, to depart, to take one's leave
立去る
tachisaru to leave, to depart, to take one's leave
立ちさる
tachisaru to leave, to depart, to take one's leave
たちさる
tachisaru to leave, to depart, to take one's leave
立去れる
tachisareru to leave, to depart, to take one's leave
たち去る
tachisaru to leave, to depart, to take one's leave
たちされる
tachisareru to leave, to depart, to take one's leave
立ち去れる
tachisareru to leave, to depart, to take one's leave
辞し
jishi to take one's leave, to excuse oneself, to leave, to depart; to resign (from), to step down, to leave (one's position), to quit; to decline, to turn down, to refuse
辞せ
jise to take one's leave, to excuse oneself, to leave, to depart; to resign (from), to step down, to leave (one's position), to quit; to decline, to turn down, to refuse
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