“To gild” in Japanese
Short answer
To gild in Japanese is “着せる” (kiseru). Full meaning: to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness).
Other ways to say “To gild” in Japanese
きし
kishi to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
きせん
kisen to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
きせ
kise to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
きせよ
kiseyo to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
着せ
kise to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
着し
kishi to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
きせれ
kisere to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
着せろ
kisero to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
きせろ
kisero to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
着せれ
kisere to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
着せよ
kiseyo to put clothes on (someone), to dress, to clothe; to cover, to coat, to plate, to gild, to veneer; to pin (e.g. a crime on someone), to lay (blame), to charge (with an offence), to give (a bad name), to remind someone of (their indebtedness)
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