“To do respectfully” in Japanese
Short answer
To do respectfully in Japanese is “奉る” (tatematsuru). Full meaning: to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully.
Other ways to say “To do respectfully” in Japanese
たてまつる
tatematsuru to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
奉ッ
tatematsu to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
奉っ
tatematsu to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
まつッ
matsu to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
奉ろ
tatematsuro to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
奉れ
tatematsure to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
奉り
tatematsuri to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
奉ん
tatematsun to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
奉ら
tatematsura to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
奉ろふ
tatematsurou to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
奉ろう
tatematsurou to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully
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