“To have a hand in” in Japanese
Short answer
To have a hand in in Japanese is “資する” (shisuru). Full meaning: to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in, to be conducive to, to be instrumental in; to finance.
Other ways to say “To have a hand in” in Japanese
首を突っ込む
kubiwotsukkomu to poke one's nose into another's affairs, to have a hand in, to take a (deep) interest in, to meddle in; to poke one's head (into a room)
資す
shisu to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in; to finance
片棒を担ぐ
katabouwokatsugu to take part in (usu. something bad), to be a party to, to have a hand in
資せ
shise to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in, to be conducive to, to be instrumental in; to finance
資し
shishi to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in, to be conducive to, to be instrumental in; to finance
資しよ
shishiyo to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in, to be conducive to, to be instrumental in; to finance
資すん
shisun to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in, to be conducive to, to be instrumental in; to finance
資しろ
shishiro to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in, to be conducive to, to be instrumental in; to finance
資すれ
shisure to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in, to be conducive to, to be instrumental in; to finance
資せよ
shiseyo to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in, to be conducive to, to be instrumental in; to finance
資すりゃ
shisurya to contribute, to play a part in, to have a hand in, to be conducive to, to be instrumental in; to finance
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