殺さ

This is the 4786th most frequent Japanese word.

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殺さ

"殺さ" means "to kill."


In this sentence, "殺さ" (korosa) is derived from the verb "殺す" (korosu) meaning "to kill." It reflects an action to avoid.

彼は虫を殺さないように努力する。

He makes an effort not to kill insects.


Here, "殺さ" metaphorically represents stifling or suppressing, connected to non-literal interpretation of the verb "殺す."

その計画は私の創造性を殺さない。

The plan does not stifle my creativity.


In this context, "殺さ" refers explicitly to the act of killing, used in a negated context and linked to a promise.

決して殺さない約束を交わした。

We made a promise never to kill.