“To dedicate” in Japanese
Short answer
To dedicate in Japanese is “奉ずる” (houzuru). Full meaning: to present, to dedicate; to obey, to follow, to believe in, to serve; to proudly bear.
Other ways to say “To dedicate” in Japanese
献ずる
kenzuru to present, to offer, to dedicate
供える
sonaeru to offer, to sacrifice, to dedicate
奉じる
houjiru to present, to dedicate; to obey, to follow, to believe in, to serve; to proudly bear
デディケート
dedikeeto to dedicate
献じる
kenjiru to present, to offer, to dedicate
そなえる
sonaeru to offer, to sacrifice, to dedicate
奉じ
houji to present, to dedicate; to obey, to follow, to believe in, to serve; to proudly bear
奉ぜ
houze to present, to dedicate; to obey, to follow, to believe in, to serve; to proudly bear
奉じよ
houjiyo to present, to dedicate; to obey, to follow, to believe in, to serve; to proudly bear
奉じろ
houjiro to present, to dedicate; to obey, to follow, to believe in, to serve; to proudly bear
奉じん
houjin to present, to dedicate; to obey, to follow, to believe in, to serve; to proudly bear
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