“To exempt” in Japanese
Short answer
To exempt in Japanese is “免ずる” (menzuru). Full meaning: to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive.
Other ways to say “To exempt” in Japanese
免じる
menjiru to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
めんずる
menzuru to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
めんじ
menji to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
めんじる
menjiru to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
免じ
menji to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
免ぜ
menze to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
めんぜ
menze to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
めんぜよ
menzeyo to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
めんじよ
menjiyo to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
めんずん
menzun to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
めんじろ
menjiro to dismiss (from a position); to exempt, to excuse from, to forgive
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