“To attend” in Japanese
Short answer
To attend in Japanese is “執る” (toru). Full meaning: to take (trouble), to attend (to business), to command (army).
Other ways to say “To attend” in Japanese
看取る
mitoru to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
仕える
tsukaeru to serve, to work for, to attend
列する
ressuru to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
連なる
tsuranaru to extend, to stretch out, to stand in a row; to attend, to participate in; to enrol, to enroll, to join
立ち会う
tachiau to be present (esp. during a birth), to be witness to, to attend
通う
kayou to go to and from (a place), to go back and forth between, to run between (e.g. bus, train, etc.), to ply between; to go to (school, work, etc.), to attend, to commute, to frequent; to circulate (e.g. blood, electricity), to be communicated (e.g. tho
事える
tsukaeru to serve, to work for, to attend
事へる
tsukaeru to serve, to work for, to attend
見に出かける
minidekakeru to go to see (something), to attend (e.g. game, performance)
列なる
tsuranaru to extend, to stretch out, to stand in a row; to attend, to participate in; to enrol, to enroll, to join
立ちあう
tachiau to be present (esp. during a birth), to be witness to, to attend
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