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“To let come close” in Japanese

Short answer
近寄せる chikayoseru ちかよせる

To let come close in Japanese is “近寄せる” (chikayoseru). Full meaning: to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close.

Other ways to say “To let come close” in Japanese

近よせる chikayoseru to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close ちかよせる chikayoseru to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近よせ chikayose to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近寄せ chikayose to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近寄せん chikayosen to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近寄せろ chikayosero to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近寄せれ chikayosere to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近よせろ chikayosero to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close ちかよせ chikayose to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近よせん chikayosen to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近寄せよ chikayoseyo to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close

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