“To heed” in Japanese
Short answer
To heed in Japanese is “聞き入れる” (kikiireru). Full meaning: to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed.
Other ways to say “To heed” in Japanese
聞入れる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
ききいれる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
聴き入れる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
きき入れる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
諾き入れる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
聞きいれる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
聞入れ
kikiire to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
ききいれ
kikiire to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
聞入れろ
kikiirero to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
聴き入れ
kikiire to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
聞き入れ
kikiire to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
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