“To assign” in Japanese
Short answer
To assign in Japanese is “充てる” (ateru). Full meaning: to assign, to set aside.
Other ways to say “To assign” in Japanese
割り振る
warifuru to assign, to allot, to divide among, to distribute, to prorate, to assess, to apportion, to allocate
振り当てる
furiateru to assign, to allot
割り当てる
wariateru to assign, to allot, to allocate, to divide among, to distribute, to prorate, to apportion
補する
hosuru to appoint, to assign, to designate
課する
kasuru to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
割振る
warifuru to assign, to allot, to divide among, to distribute, to prorate, to assess, to apportion, to allocate
割当る
wariateru to assign, to allot, to allocate, to divide among, to distribute, to prorate, to apportion
割當てる
wariateru to assign, to allot, to allocate, to divide among, to distribute, to prorate, to apportion
割りふる
warifuru to assign, to allot, to divide among, to distribute, to prorate, to assess, to apportion, to allocate
割当てる
wariateru to assign, to allot, to allocate, to divide among, to distribute, to prorate, to apportion
割振れる
warifureru to assign, to allot, to divide among, to distribute, to prorate, to assess, to apportion, to allocate
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