“To be ordered” in Japanese
Short answer
To be ordered in Japanese is “仰せつかる” (oosetsukaru). Full meaning: to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job).
Other ways to say “To be ordered” in Japanese
言いつかる
iitsukaru to be ordered (to do)
言いつかっ
iitsuka to be ordered (to do)
仰せつかっ
oosetsuka to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
言いつかッ
iitsuka to be ordered (to do)
仰せつかッ
oosetsuka to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
言いつかん
iitsukan to be ordered (to do)
言いつから
iitsukara to be ordered (to do)
言いつかろ
iitsukaro to be ordered (to do)
仰せつから
oosetsukara to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
言いつかり
iitsukari to be ordered (to do)
言いつかれ
iitsukare to be ordered (to do)
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