“To vacate” in Japanese
Short answer
To vacate in Japanese is “明け渡す” (akewatasu). Full meaning: to vacate, to surrender (e.g. a castle), to give up (e.g. a position), to hand over (e.g. power).
Other ways to say “To vacate” in Japanese
引き払う
hikiharau to vacate, to move out
開け払う
akeharau to open, to vacate
明渡す
akewatasu to vacate, to surrender (e.g. a castle), to give up (e.g. a position), to hand over (e.g. power)
引払う
hikiharau to vacate, to move out
あけ渡す
akewatasu to vacate, to surrender (e.g. a castle), to give up (e.g. a position), to hand over (e.g. power)
ひき払う
hikiharau to vacate, to move out
明けわたす
akewatasu to vacate, to surrender (e.g. a castle), to give up (e.g. a position), to hand over (e.g. power)
あけわたす
akewatasu to vacate, to surrender (e.g. a castle), to give up (e.g. a position), to hand over (e.g. power)
引きはらう
hikiharau to vacate, to move out
ひきはらう
hikiharau to vacate, to move out
立ち退く
tachinoku to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
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