“To convey” in Japanese
Short answer
To convey in Japanese is “伝える” (tsutaeru). Full meaning: to convey, to report, to transmit, to communicate, to tell, to impart, to propagate, to teach, to bequeath.
Other ways to say “To convey” in Japanese
申し伝える
moushitsutaeru to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
取り次ぐ
toritsugu to pass on (a message, thoughts, etc.), to convey, to transmit, to relay, to tell; to inform (of a visitor, phone call, etc.), to announce (a visitor), to answer (the door or phone on someone's behalf), to usher in (a guest); to act as an agent (betw
伝へる
tsutaeru to convey, to report, to transmit, to communicate, to tell, to impart, to propagate, to teach, to bequeath
傳える
tsutaeru to convey, to report, to transmit, to communicate, to tell, to impart, to propagate, to teach, to bequeath
申伝える
moushitsutaeru to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
つたえる
tsutaeru to convey, to report, to transmit, to communicate, to tell, to impart, to propagate, to teach, to bequeath
伝えれる
tsutaereru to convey, to report, to transmit, to communicate, to tell, to impart, to propagate, to teach, to bequeath
申し伝へる
moushitsutaeru to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申しつたえる
moushitsutaeru to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
もうしつたえる
moushitsutaeru to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
運ぶ
hakobu to carry, to transport, to move, to convey; to come, to go; to use (a brush, chopsticks, etc.), to move
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