“To bring” in Japanese
Short answer
To bring in Japanese is “齎す” (motarasu). Full meaning: to bring (news, knowledge, etc.), to introduce; to bring about, to cause, to produce (e.g. results).
Other ways to say “To bring” in Japanese
連れ込む
tsurekomu to bring (someone into a place), to lead into
持ち運ぶ
mochihakobu to carry, to bring (to a place)
齎せる
motaraseru to bring (news, knowledge, etc.), to introduce; to bring about, to cause, to produce (e.g. results)
連れこむ
tsurekomu to bring (someone into a place), to lead into
連込める
tsurekomeru to bring (someone into a place), to lead into
つれこむ
tsurekomu to bring (someone into a place), to lead into
連れ込める
tsurekomeru to bring (someone into a place), to lead into
もたらせる
motaraseru to bring (news, knowledge, etc.), to introduce; to bring about, to cause, to produce (e.g. results)
つれこめる
tsurekomeru to bring (someone into a place), to lead into
もたらす
motarasu to bring (news, knowledge, etc.), to introduce; to bring about, to cause, to produce (e.g. results)
持ってくる
mottekuru to bring, to take (something) along, to fetch, to get
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