“To hand over” in Japanese
Short answer
To hand over in Japanese is “譲る” (yuzuru). Full meaning: to hand over, to transfer, to turn over, to assign, to convey, to bequeath; to give up (e.g. one's seat), to give way; to yield, to concede, to give ground, to surrender.
Other ways to say “To hand over” in Japanese
譲り渡す
yuzuriwatasu to hand over, to turn over, to cede
引き継ぐ
hikitsugu to take over, to hand over
受け渡す
ukewatasu to deliver, to hand over, to transfer
讓る
yuzuru to hand over, to transfer, to turn over, to assign, to convey, to bequeath; to give up (e.g. one's seat), to give way; to yield, to concede, to give ground, to surrender
ゆずる
yuzuru to hand over, to transfer, to turn over, to assign, to convey, to bequeath; to give up (e.g. one's seat), to give way; to yield, to concede, to give ground, to surrender
譲れる
yuzureru to hand over, to transfer, to turn over, to assign, to convey, to bequeath; to give up (e.g. one's seat), to give way; to yield, to concede, to give ground, to surrender
寄越す
yokosu to send, to forward; to hand over (e.g. money)
讓渡す
yuzuriwatasu to hand over, to turn over, to cede
ゆずれる
yuzureru to hand over, to transfer, to turn over, to assign, to convey, to bequeath; to give up (e.g. one's seat), to give way; to yield, to concede, to give ground, to surrender
申し送る
moushiokuru to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on
突き出す
tsukidasu to push out, to project, to stick out; to hand over (e.g. to the police)
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