“To impound” in Japanese
Short answer
To impound in Japanese is “差し押さえる” (sashiosaeru). Full meaning: to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods.
Other ways to say “To impound” in Japanese
差押える
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
差し押える
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
差押さえる
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
さし抑える
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
さしおさえる
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
さしおさえ
sashiosae to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
差押えれ
sashiosaere to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
差押えよ
sashiosaeyo to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
差押えん
sashiosaen to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
差押えろ
sashiosaero to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
さし抑え
sashiosae to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
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