“To levy” in Japanese
Short answer
To levy in Japanese is “課する” (kasuru). Full meaning: to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set.
Other ways to say “To levy” in Japanese
課す
kasu to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課せ
kase to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課さ
kasa to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課し
kashi to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課そ
kaso to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課そふ
kasou to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課そう
kasou to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課しゃ
kasha to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課しよ
kashiyo to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課すん
kasun to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
課しろ
kashiro to impose (a tax, fine, etc.), to levy, to assign (a task, duty, etc.), to give, to set
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