“To conquer” in Japanese
Short answer
To conquer in Japanese is “征する” (seisuru). Full meaning: to conquer, to subjugate, to overcome.
Other ways to say “To conquer” in Japanese
打ち勝つ
uchikatsu to conquer (e.g. an enemy), to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
靡かす
nabikasu to seduce, to win over, to conquer
打勝っ
uchika to conquer (e.g. an enemy), to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
打克つ
uchikatsu to conquer (e.g. an enemy), to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
従える
shitagaeru to be accompanied by, to be attended by, to take along (someone); to conquer, to subjugate, to subdue
打克っ
uchika to conquer (e.g. an enemy), to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
打勝つ
uchikatsu to conquer (e.g. an enemy), to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
うち勝つ
uchikatsu to conquer (e.g. an enemy), to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
打ち勝っ
uchika to conquer (e.g. an enemy), to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
うち勝っ
uchika to conquer (e.g. an enemy), to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
打ち克つ
uchikatsu to conquer (e.g. an enemy), to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
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