“To bring with” in Japanese
Short answer
To bring with in Japanese is “咥える” (kuwaeru). Full meaning: to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along.
Other ways to say “To bring with” in Japanese
伴う
tomonau to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
伴える
tomonaeru to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
伴なう
tomonau to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
とものふ
tomonoo to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
ともなう
tomonau to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
伴る
tomonaeru to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
ともなえる
tomonaeru to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
伴ふ
tomonau to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
伴なふ
tomonau to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
ともなお
tomonao to accompany, to go hand in hand with, to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by, to bring with, to take with, to be involved in
咥え
kuwae to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
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