“To bring back home” in Japanese
Short answer
To bring back home in Japanese is “連れ帰る” (tsurekaeru). Full meaning: to bring (someone) back home, to take (someone) back home.
Other ways to say “To bring back home” in Japanese
持ち帰る
mochikaeru to take home, to carry home, to bring back home, to take out (e.g. food)
連れ返る
tsurekaeru to bring (someone) back home, to take (someone) back home
つれ帰る
tsurekaeru to bring (someone) back home, to take (someone) back home
連れ帰れる
tsurekaereru to bring (someone) back home, to take (someone) back home
つれかえる
tsurekaeru to bring (someone) back home, to take (someone) back home
連れかえる
tsurekaeru to bring (someone) back home, to take (someone) back home
持帰る
mochikaeru to take home, to carry home, to bring back home, to take out (e.g. food)
持ち返る
mochikaeru to take home, to carry home, to bring back home, to take out (e.g. food)
もち帰る
mochikaeru to take home, to carry home, to bring back home, to take out (e.g. food)
持帰れる
mochikaereru to take home, to carry home, to bring back home, to take out (e.g. food)
持ち帰れる
mochikaereru to take home, to carry home, to bring back home, to take out (e.g. food)
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