“To devote” in Japanese
Short answer
To devote in Japanese is “捧げる” (sasageru). Full meaning: to lift up, to hold up, to hold above eye level; to give, to offer, to consecrate; to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate.
Other ways to say “To devote” in Japanese
費やす
tsuiyasu to spend, to expend, to consume; to waste, to squander, to throw away; to devote
凝らす
korasu to freeze, to congeal; to concentrate one's attention on, to devote oneself to something, to ponder, to meditate; to concentrate, to focus on, to devote, to apply oneself
献げる
sasageru to lift up, to hold up, to hold above eye level; to give, to offer, to consecrate; to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate
費せる
tsuiyaseru to spend, to expend, to consume; to waste, to squander, to throw away; to devote
費やせる
tsuiyaseru to spend, to expend, to consume; to waste, to squander, to throw away; to devote
ささげる
sasageru to lift up, to hold up, to hold above eye level; to give, to offer, to consecrate; to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate
さゝげる
sasageru to lift up, to hold up, to hold above eye level; to give, to offer, to consecrate; to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate
費す
tsuiyasu to spend, to expend, to consume; to waste, to squander, to throw away; to devote
ついやせる
tsuiyaseru to spend, to expend, to consume; to waste, to squander, to throw away; to devote
ついやす
tsuiyasu to spend, to expend, to consume; to waste, to squander, to throw away; to devote
捧ぐ
sasagu to lift up, to hold up, to hold above eye level; to give, to offer, to consecrate; to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate
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