“To do” in Japanese
Short answer
To do in Japanese is “為る” (suru). Full meaning: to do, to carry out, to perform; to cause to become, to make (into), to turn (into); to serve as, to act as, to work as.
Other ways to say “To do” in Japanese
致す
itasu to do
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.)
出来す
dekasu to do, to commit, to accomplish, to achieve
為さる
nasaru to do
遣らかす
yarakasu to do (something negative), to make (a blunder), to commit (an error); to eat (up), to drink
為される
nasareru to do
仕出かす
shidekasu to (go and) do, to make (a blunder, mess, etc.), to perpetrate, to carry out; to achieve, to accomplish, to pull off
為す
nasu to do, to commit, to carry out, to bring about
行う
okonau to perform, to do, to conduct oneself, to carry out
仕る
suru to do, to carry out, to perform; to cause to become, to make (into), to turn (into); to serve as, to act as, to work as
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.)
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