“To declare” in Japanese
Short answer
To declare in Japanese is “言い切る” (iikiru). Full meaning: to declare, to assert, to state definitively; to finish saying, to say it all, to finish one's sentence.
Other ways to say “To declare” in Japanese
言い放つ
iihanatsu to declare, to assert, to say bluntly, to say straight out
申し立てる
moushitateru to declare, to plead
宣する
sensuru to announce, to declare
言い立てる
iitateru to assert, to declare, to claim, to state, to insist, to maintain; to list (one by one), to enumerate, to count off; to spread rumours (rumors), to go on and on (about)
言う
yuu to say, to utter, to declare; to name, to call; to go (e.g. "the alarm went ping"), to make a noise
言放っ
iihana to declare, to assert, to say bluntly, to say straight out
言放つ
iihanatsu to declare, to assert, to say bluntly, to say straight out
云放っ
iihana to declare, to assert, to say bluntly, to say straight out
云放つ
iihanatsu to declare, to assert, to say bluntly, to say straight out
言切る
iikiru to declare, to assert, to state definitively; to finish saying, to say it all, to finish one's sentence
申し渡す
moushiwatasu to tell, to announce, to declare, to pass (a sentence), to order
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