“To come under” in Japanese
Short answer
To come under in Japanese is “属する” (zokusuru). Full meaning: to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to.
Other ways to say “To come under” in Japanese
属す
zokusu to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
属せる
zokuseru to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
ぞくす
zokusu to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
屬する
zokusuru to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
ぞくする
zokusuru to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
当てはまる
atehamaru to apply (of a rule), to be applicable (of standards, lessons, ideas, etc.), to hold true (e.g. of a description), to fit, to be suitable (e.g. of a word), to meet (requirements), to fulfill (conditions), to come under (a heading)
ぞくさ
zokusa to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
ぞくしよ
zokushiyo to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
ぞくそう
zokusoo to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
ぞくせ
zokuse to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
ぞくそ
zokuso to belong to, to come under, to be affiliated with, to be subject to
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