“Attending” in Japanese
Short answer
Attending in Japanese is “御伽” (otogi). Full meaning: attending (upon), keeping another company.
Other ways to say “Attending” in Japanese
在学
zaigaku attending (school, college, etc.), being enrolled, being a student
オトギ
otogi attending (upon), keeping another company
おとぎ
otogi attending (upon), keeping another company
傍聴
bouchou listening (to a lecture, hearing, parliament session, etc.), attending (without participating), sitting in (e.g. on a meeting), observing
伽
togi nursing, nurse, attending, attendant, entertainer
出
shutsu coming out, going out, outflow, efflux, rising (of the Sun or the Moon); attending (work), appearing (on stage), one's turn to go on; start, beginning
とぎ
togi nursing, nurse, attending, attendant, entertainer
お伽
otogi attending (upon), keeping another company
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