“To leave till called for” in Japanese
Short answer
To leave till called for in Japanese is “留め置く” (tomeoku). Full meaning: to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for.
Other ways to say “To leave till called for” in Japanese
留置く
tomeoku to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
とめおく
tomeoku to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
留めおく
tomeoku to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
とめおか
tomeoka to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
留置い
tomeoi to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
留置け
tomeoke to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
留置こ
tomeoko to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
留置か
tomeoka to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
とめおけ
tomeoke to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
留め置こ
tomeoko to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
とめおい
tomeoi to detain, to keep, to lock up, to retain, to leave (letter) till called for
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