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“To have someone send” in Japanese

Short answer
言付ける iitsukeru いーつける

To have someone send in Japanese is “言付ける” (iitsukeru). Full meaning: to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone.

Other ways to say “To have someone send” in Japanese

言傳ける kotozukeru to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone ことづける kotozukeru to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone 託けれ kotozukere to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone 言付けよ iitsukeyo to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone 言付けろ kotozukero to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone 言付けれ kotozukere to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone 言付けん iitsuken to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone 言傳けん kotozuken to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone 言傳けよ kotozukeyo to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone 言傳けれ kotozukere to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone 託けりゃ kotozukerya to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.), to send (via someone else), to leave (a message) with someone

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