“To conduct” in Japanese
Short answer
To conduct in Japanese is “営む” (itonamu). Full meaning: to run (a business), to operate, to conduct, to practice (law, medicine, etc.); to carry out, to perform, to lead (a life); to hold (a Buddhist or Shinto ceremony).
Other ways to say “To conduct” in Japanese
導く
michibiku to guide, to lead, to show the way, to conduct; to derive, to deduce
施す
hodokosu to give (time, money, goods), to donate; to do, to perform, to conduct; to apply (processing, makeup, etc.), to add (e.g. ornamentation, annotation)
営める
itonameru to run (a business), to operate, to conduct, to practice (law, medicine, etc.); to carry out, to perform, to lead (a life); to hold (a Buddhist or Shinto ceremony)
営なむ
itonamu to run (a business), to operate, to conduct, to practice (law, medicine, etc.); to carry out, to perform, to lead (a life); to hold (a Buddhist or Shinto ceremony)
修する
shuusuru to study, to complete (a course), to cultivate, to master; to fix, to correct, to repair; to conduct (a Buddhist service)
いとなむ
itonamu to run (a business), to operate, to conduct, to practice (law, medicine, etc.); to carry out, to perform, to lead (a life); to hold (a Buddhist or Shinto ceremony)
導ける
michibikeru to guide, to lead, to show the way, to conduct; to derive, to deduce
みちびく
michibiku to guide, to lead, to show the way, to conduct; to derive, to deduce
みちびける
michibikeru to guide, to lead, to show the way, to conduct; to derive, to deduce
みちびこ
michibiko to guide, to lead, to show the way, to conduct; to derive, to deduce
施せる
hodokoseru to give (time, money, goods), to donate; to do, to perform, to conduct; to apply (processing, makeup, etc.), to add (e.g. ornamentation, annotation)
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