“To despatch” in Japanese
Short answer
To despatch in Japanese is “遣わす” (tsukawasu). Full meaning: to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to bestow (favour, etc.), to grant (e.g. pardon).
Other ways to say “To despatch” in Japanese
遣る
yaru to do, to undertake, to perform, to play (a game), to study; to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to put, to move, to turn (one's head, glance, etc.)
遣す
tsukawasu to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to bestow (favour, etc.), to grant (e.g. pardon)
つかわす
tsukawasu to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to bestow (favour, etc.), to grant (e.g. pardon)
やる
yaru to do, to undertake, to perform, to play (a game), to study; to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to put, to move, to turn (one's head, glance, etc.)
犯る
yaru to do, to undertake, to perform, to play (a game), to study; to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to put, to move, to turn (one's head, glance, etc.)
殺る
yaru to do, to undertake, to perform, to play (a game), to study; to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to put, to move, to turn (one's head, glance, etc.)
ヤル
yaru to do, to undertake, to perform, to play (a game), to study; to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to put, to move, to turn (one's head, glance, etc.)
ヤっ
ya to do, to undertake, to perform, to play (a game), to study; to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to put, to move, to turn (one's head, glance, etc.)
飲る
yaru to do, to undertake, to perform, to play (a game), to study; to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to put, to move, to turn (one's head, glance, etc.)
やル
yaru to do, to undertake, to perform, to play (a game), to study; to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to put, to move, to turn (one's head, glance, etc.)
行る
yaru to do, to undertake, to perform, to play (a game), to study; to send, to dispatch, to despatch; to put, to move, to turn (one's head, glance, etc.)
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