“To inflict” in Japanese
Short answer
To inflict in Japanese is “科する” (kasuru). Full meaning: to inflict, to impose (a fine, etc.).
Other ways to say “To inflict” in Japanese
科す
kasu to inflict, to impose (a fine, etc.)
負わす
owasu to impose, to visit upon, to inflict
負はす
owasu to impose, to visit upon, to inflict
噛ます
kamasu to force someone to clamp with their teeth, to force into someone's mouth (e.g. a gag); to wedge into a space; to inflict (a blow), to deal (a hit)
食わす
kuwasu to feed (e.g. an animal on oats), to let eat, to serve (e.g. in a restaurant), to force to eat; to support (e.g. a family), to provide for, to keep; to inflict (damage), to deal (e.g. a blow), to administer
科さ
kasa to inflict, to impose (a fine, etc.)
科そ
kaso to inflict, to impose (a fine, etc.)
科せ
kase to inflict, to impose (a fine, etc.)
科し
kashi to inflict, to impose (a fine, etc.)
科しよ
kashiyo to inflict, to impose (a fine, etc.)
科そっ
kaso to inflict, to impose (a fine, etc.)
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