“To domesticate” in Japanese
Short answer
To domesticate in Japanese is “飼いならす” (kainarasu). Full meaning: to tame (an animal), to domesticate.
Other ways to say “To domesticate” in Japanese
慣らす
narasu to accustom, to train (e.g. one's ear); to tame, to domesticate, to train (an animal)
馴す
narasu to accustom, to train (e.g. one's ear); to tame, to domesticate, to train (an animal)
慣せる
naraseru to accustom, to train (e.g. one's ear); to tame, to domesticate, to train (an animal)
馴らす
narasu to accustom, to train (e.g. one's ear); to tame, to domesticate, to train (an animal)
慣らせる
naraseru to accustom, to train (e.g. one's ear); to tame, to domesticate, to train (an animal)
慣す
narasu to accustom, to train (e.g. one's ear); to tame, to domesticate, to train (an animal)
飼いならさ
kainarasa to tame (an animal), to domesticate
飼いならそ
kainaraso to tame (an animal), to domesticate
飼いならそっ
kainaraso to tame (an animal), to domesticate
飼いならそふ
kainarasou to tame (an animal), to domesticate
飼いならそう
kainarasou to tame (an animal), to domesticate
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