“To assent” in Japanese
Short answer
To assent in Japanese is “諾う” (ubenau). Full meaning: to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept.
Other ways to say “To assent” in Japanese
うべなう
ubenau to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept
賛する
sansuru to approve, to agree, to assent, to endorse, to support, to back; to inscribe; to praise, to laud
納得がいく
nattokugaiku to accept (e.g. an explanation), to be satisfied (with), to assent (to)
諾っ
ubena to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept
諾わ
ubenawa to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept
諾い
ubenai to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept
諾ふ
ubenou to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept
諾お
ubenao to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept
諾え
ubenae to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept
諾おっ
ubenao to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept
諾おう
ubenaou to agree (to a proposal, request, etc.), to assent, to consent, to accept
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