“To delude” in Japanese
Short answer
To delude in Japanese is “欺く” (azamuku). Full meaning: to deceive, to delude, to trick, to fool; to be as ... as ... (e.g. "as bright as day", "as beautiful as a rose").
Other ways to say “To delude” in Japanese
迷わす
mayowasu to puzzle, to perplex, to bewilder, to delude, to mislead, to fascinate
惑わす
madowasu to bewilder, to perplex, to puzzle, to delude, to mislead, to deceive; to tempt, to seduce
化かす
bakasu to bewitch, to confuse, to enchant, to delude
欺ける
azamukeru to deceive, to delude, to trick, to fool; to be as ... as ... (e.g. "as bright as day", "as beautiful as a rose")
あざむく
azamuku to deceive, to delude, to trick, to fool; to be as ... as ... (e.g. "as bright as day", "as beautiful as a rose")
あざむける
azamukeru to deceive, to delude, to trick, to fool; to be as ... as ... (e.g. "as bright as day", "as beautiful as a rose")
迷はす
mayowasu to puzzle, to perplex, to bewilder, to delude, to mislead, to fascinate
ばかす
bakasu to bewitch, to confuse, to enchant, to delude
まどわす
madowasu to bewilder, to perplex, to puzzle, to delude, to mislead, to deceive; to tempt, to seduce
欺こ
azamuko to deceive, to delude, to trick, to fool; to be as ... as ... (e.g. "as bright as day", "as beautiful as a rose")
欺け
azamuke to deceive, to delude, to trick, to fool; to be as ... as ... (e.g. "as bright as day", "as beautiful as a rose")
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