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What does Zandatsu mean?

"Zandatsu" (斬脱) is a Japanese word that combines two kanji:

* 斬 (zan): To cut, to sever, to chop off.

* 脱 (datsu): To take off, to remove, to escape.

Therefore, Zandatsu literally means "to cut off and escape" or "to sever and remove."

This word is often used in the context of:

* Samurai fighting techniques: Zandatsu refers to the act of cutting off a limb or a part of an opponent's body to escape a dangerous situation.

* Metaphorical situations: It can be used to describe the act of freeing oneself from something that is binding or constricting, like a bad habit or a toxic relationship.

While "Zandatsu" is a relatively obscure word in everyday Japanese, it has gained some recognition in popular culture due to its usage in anime and manga, particularly in the context of martial arts.

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