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摩り枯らし (すりからし, surikarashi) Japanese meaning | Kotomora じ 字 Furigana
Related words 摩ま 耗もう 摩耗 is a more technical term for wear and tear, often used in engineering or material science, while 摩り枯らし is a more colloquial or descriptive term for serious abrasion, especially of clothes.
擦す り 切き れ 擦り切れ refers to being worn out or frayed, often at the edges, while 摩り枯らし emphasizes the process of being worn down through rubbing or friction.
Etymology Compound of 摩り (from 摩る 'to rub') and 枯らし (from 枯らす 'to let wither'), literally 'rubbing to withering', describing the result of severe abrasion.
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