“To commit” in Japanese
Short answer
To commit in Japanese is “犯す” (okasu). Full meaning: to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake); to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene; to rape, to violate, to ravish, to deflower.
Other ways to say “To commit” in Japanese
出来す
dekasu to do, to commit, to accomplish, to achieve
為す
nasu to do, to commit, to carry out, to bring about
冒る
okaseru to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake); to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene; to rape, to violate, to ravish, to deflower
冐す
okasu to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake); to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene; to rape, to violate, to ravish, to deflower
おかす
okasu to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake); to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene; to rape, to violate, to ravish, to deflower
侵せる
okaseru to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake); to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene; to rape, to violate, to ravish, to deflower
犯せる
okaseru to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake); to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene; to rape, to violate, to ravish, to deflower
冒せる
okaseru to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake); to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene; to rape, to violate, to ravish, to deflower
遣らかす
yarakasu to do (something negative), to make (a blunder), to commit (an error); to eat (up), to drink
冒す
okasu to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake); to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene; to rape, to violate, to ravish, to deflower
侵す
okasu to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake); to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene; to rape, to violate, to ravish, to deflower
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