“To imply” in Japanese
Short answer
To imply in Japanese is “寓する” (guusuru). Full meaning: to reside temporarily; to imply.
Other ways to say “To imply” in Japanese
仄めかす
honomekasu to hint at, to intimate, to suggest, to allude to, to imply
ぐうする
guusuru to reside temporarily; to imply
寓す
guusu to reside temporarily; to imply
仄かす
honomekasu to hint at, to intimate, to suggest, to allude to, to imply
ぐうし
guushi to reside temporarily; to imply
ぐうしよう
guushiyoo to reside temporarily; to imply
ほのめかす
honomekasu to hint at, to intimate, to suggest, to allude to, to imply
寓し
guushi to reside temporarily; to imply
寓せ
guuse to reside temporarily; to imply
寓さ
guusa to reside temporarily; to imply
寓そ
guuso to reside temporarily; to imply
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