“To judge” in Japanese
Short answer
To judge in Japanese is “裁く” (sabaku). Full meaning: to judge, to decide, to sit in judgement, to try.
Other ways to say “To judge” in Japanese
律する
rissuru to judge (on the basis of); to control, to discipline (oneself), to regulate
判ずる
hanzuru to judge, to decide; to solve, to decipher, to puzzle out, to interpret; to divine, to guess, to make out
判じる
hanjiru to judge, to decide; to solve, to decipher, to puzzle out, to interpret; to divine, to guess, to make out
断ずる
danzuru to conclude, to decide, to determine; to judge
裁ける
sabakeru to judge, to decide, to sit in judgement, to try
りっする
rissuru to judge (on the basis of); to control, to discipline (oneself), to regulate
審く
sabaku to judge, to decide, to sit in judgement, to try
律す
rissu to judge (on the basis of); to control, to discipline (oneself), to regulate
察する
sassuru to guess, to sense, to presume, to judge; to sympathize with, to sympathise with
察す
sassu to guess, to sense, to presume, to judge; to sympathize with, to sympathise with
断じる
danjiru to conclude, to decide, to determine; to judge
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