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“To give one's name” in Japanese

Short answer

名乗る nanoru なのる

To give one's name in Japanese is “名乗る” (nanoru). Full meaning: to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being.

Other ways to say “To give one's name” in Japanese

名る nanoru to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being 名のる nanoru to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being 名告る nanoru to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being なのる nanoru to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being 名宣る nanoru to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being 名乗れる nanoreru to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being 名のれる nanoreru to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being 名乗りを上げる nanoriwoageru to give one's name, to introduce oneself; to announce one's candidacy 名っ nano to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being 名ッ nano to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being 名告ッ nano to give one's name (as), to introduce oneself (as); to claim to be, to call oneself, to wear the title of; to reveal oneself (as), to admit to being

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