“To lay something on” in Japanese
Short answer
To lay something on in Japanese is “押っ被せる” (okkabuseru). Full meaning: to put a thing on top of another, to cover, to lay something on.
Other ways to say “To lay something on” in Japanese
押っ被せろ
okkabusero to put a thing on top of another, to cover, to lay something on
押っ被せよ
okkabuseyo to put a thing on top of another, to cover, to lay something on
押っ被せれ
okkabusere to put a thing on top of another, to cover, to lay something on
押っ被せん
okkabusen to put a thing on top of another, to cover, to lay something on
押っ被せりゃ
okkabuserya to put a thing on top of another, to cover, to lay something on
押っ被せよふ
okkabuseyou to put a thing on top of another, to cover, to lay something on
押っ被せよう
okkabuseyou to put a thing on top of another, to cover, to lay something on
押っ被せよっ
okkabuseyo to put a thing on top of another, to cover, to lay something on
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