“To eulogize” in Japanese
Short answer
To eulogize in Japanese is “頌する” (shousuru). Full meaning: to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.).
Other ways to say “To eulogize” in Japanese
頌し
shoushi to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌せ
shouse to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌しよ
shoushiyo to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌すん
shousun to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌しろ
shoushiro to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌すれ
shousure to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌せよ
shouseyo to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌しよふ
shoushiyou to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌しよう
shoushiyou to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌すりゃ
shousurya to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
頌しよっ
shoushiyo to celebrate (someone's achievements), to eulogize (someone's virtues, services, etc.)
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