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“To throw” in Japanese

Short answer
放る hiru ひる

To throw in Japanese is “放る” (hiru). Full meaning: to throw, to fling, to hurl, to toss; to neglect, to abandon, to leave alone, to give up on, to leave undone, to leave unfinished; to expel (from the body), to excrete, to defecate, to give birth.

Other ways to say “To throw” in Japanese

投げる nageru to throw, to hurl, to fling, to toss, to cast; to give up, to abandon, to throw away; to cast (a glance, shadow, doubt, etc.) 躍らす odorasu to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap 投ずる touzuru to throw, to cast (e.g. vote, light, shadow); to devote oneself (e.g. to a cause); to invest, to put in 放り投げる hourinageru to throw, to toss, to fling; to abandon (one's work), to give up, to lay aside ぶん投げる bunnageru to throw (strongly, violently, etc.) 投じる toujiru to throw, to cast (e.g. vote, light, shadow); to devote oneself (e.g. to a cause); to invest, to put in 陥れる otoshiireru to trap (into a difficult situation), to put (in a fix), to throw (e.g. into turmoil), to trick (into doing), to lure (into a trap), to frame (for a crime); to capture (a castle, fortress, etc.), to take, to reduce; to drop (something) into 投る nageru to throw, to hurl, to fling, to toss, to cast; to give up, to abandon, to throw away; to cast (a glance, shadow, doubt, etc.) 抛る houru to throw, to fling, to hurl, to toss; to neglect, to abandon, to leave alone, to give up on, to leave undone, to leave unfinished; to expel (from the body), to excrete, to defecate, to give birth ほッ ho to throw, to fling, to hurl, to toss; to neglect, to abandon, to leave alone, to give up on, to leave undone, to leave unfinished; to expel (from the body), to excrete, to defecate, to give birth 放ッ hi to throw, to fling, to hurl, to toss; to neglect, to abandon, to leave alone, to give up on, to leave undone, to leave unfinished; to expel (from the body), to excrete, to defecate, to give birth

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