“To deposit” in Japanese
Short answer
To deposit in Japanese is “払い込む” (haraikomu). Full meaning: to deposit, to pay in.
Other ways to say “To deposit” in Japanese
払込む
haraikomu to deposit, to pay in
払込める
haraikomeru to deposit, to pay in
払ひ込む
haraikomu to deposit, to pay in
払いこむ
haraikomu to deposit, to pay in
はらいこむ
haraikomu to deposit, to pay in
払い込める
haraikomeru to deposit, to pay in
はらいこめる
haraikomeru to deposit, to pay in
淀む
yodomu to stagnate; to settle (at the bottom), to deposit, to be sedimented; to become sluggish, to become dull, to become stale
預ける
azukeru to leave (in someone's keeping), to put (in someone's care), to place (in someone's custody), to entrust (someone) with, to deposit; to put (someone) in charge of, to leave (a matter) in someone's hands, to let (someone) decide; to lean on, to put on
払込も
haraikomo to deposit, to pay in
払込ん
haraikon to deposit, to pay in
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