“To instil” in Japanese
Short answer
To instil in Japanese is “教え込む” (oshiekomu). Full meaning: to teach thoroughly, to instill (into), to instil, to inculcate, to drum (into), to drill (into), to hammer (into).
Other ways to say “To instil” in Japanese
植え付ける
uetsukeru to plant, to transplant; to instil (idea, feeling, etc.)
教えこむ
oshiekomu to teach thoroughly, to instill (into), to instil, to inculcate, to drum (into), to drill (into), to hammer (into)
植付ける
uetsukeru to plant, to transplant; to instil (idea, feeling, etc.)
植えつける
uetsukeru to plant, to transplant; to instil (idea, feeling, etc.)
うえつける
uetsukeru to plant, to transplant; to instil (idea, feeling, etc.)
植え付け
uetsuke to plant, to transplant; to instil (idea, feeling, etc.)
植付け
uetsuke to plant, to transplant; to instil (idea, feeling, etc.)
教え込も
oshiekomo to teach thoroughly, to instill (into), to instil, to inculcate, to drum (into), to drill (into), to hammer (into)
教え込め
oshiekome to teach thoroughly, to instill (into), to instil, to inculcate, to drum (into), to drill (into), to hammer (into)
教えこん
oshiekon to teach thoroughly, to instill (into), to instil, to inculcate, to drum (into), to drill (into), to hammer (into)
教えこみ
oshiekomi to teach thoroughly, to instill (into), to instil, to inculcate, to drum (into), to drill (into), to hammer (into)
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