“To have” in Japanese
Short answer
To have in Japanese is “摂る” (toru). Full meaning: to have (e.g. lunch), to take (e.g. vitamins).
Other ways to say “To have” in Japanese
有する
yuusuru to have, to possess, to own, to be endowed with
飼う
kau to keep (a pet or other animal), to have, to own, to raise, to rear, to feed
含む
fukumu to contain, to comprise, to have, to hold, to include, to embrace; to hold in the mouth; to bear in mind, to understand, to harbor (grudge, etc.), to harbour
抱く
daku to hold in one's arms (e.g. a baby), to embrace, to hug; to have (a thought or feeling), to hold, to harbour (suspicion, doubt, etc.), to harbor, to bear (a grudge, ill will, etc.), to entertain (hope, illusions, etc.), to cherish (e.g. an ambition);
有る
aru to be, to exist, to live; to have; to be located
擁する
yousuru to embrace, to hug; to have, to possess; to command, to lead, to employ
ゆうし
yuushi to have, to possess, to own, to be endowed with
認める
shitatameru to write (e.g. a letter), to draw up (a document), to take down (e.g. notes); to have (lunch, dinner, etc.), to eat; to recognize, to recognise, to observe, to notice
抱える
kakaeru to hold in one's arms, to carry in one's arms, to carry under one's arm, to hold (one's head) in one's hands; to have (problems, debts, etc.), to take on (a responsibility), to be burdened with (e.g. care of a family member), to have (children, etc.)
ゆうす
yuusu to have, to possess, to own, to be endowed with
ゆうする
yuusuru to have, to possess, to own, to be endowed with
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