“To look after and govern” in Japanese
Short answer
To look after and govern in Japanese is “牧する” (bokusuru). Full meaning: to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people).
Other ways to say “To look after and govern” in Japanese
牧せ
bokuse to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧し
bokushi to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧しよ
bokushiyo to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧すん
bokusun to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧しろ
bokushiro to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧すれ
bokusure to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧せよ
bokuseyo to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧すりゃ
bokusurya to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧しよっ
bokushiyo to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧しよふ
bokushiyou to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
牧しよう
bokushiyou to raise (livestock); to look after and govern (the people)
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