“Entrusting” in Japanese
Short answer
Entrusting in Japanese is “委任” (inin). Full meaning: entrusting, charge, delegation, authorization.
Other ways to say “Entrusting” in Japanese
委託
itaku entrusting (something to a person), consignment (of goods), putting in someone's charge, trust, commission
一任
ichinin entrusting (everything to), leaving (a matter) entirely with
信託
shintaku trust, entrusting, leaving in someone's trust
寄託
kitaku deposit, entrusting
委嘱
ishoku commissioning, entrusting (with), request, appointment (to a position)
依頼
irai request, commission, entrusting (with a matter); dependence, reliance
お任せ
omakase leaving (a decision, job, etc.) to someone else, entrusting; leaving the choice of a meal to the chef, omakase
信托
shintaku trust, entrusting, leaving in someone's trust
依賴
irai request, commission, entrusting (with a matter); dependence, reliance
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