“To lull” in Japanese
Short answer
To lull in Japanese is “あやす” (ayasu). Full meaning: to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull.
Other ways to say “To lull” in Japanese
あやせる
ayaseru to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
あやせ
ayase to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
あやそ
ayaso to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
あやさ
ayasa to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
怵そふ
ayasou to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
あやそっ
ayaso to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
あやせよ
ayaseyo to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
あやせん
ayasen to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
あやせれ
ayasere to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
あやそふ
ayasoo to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
あやそう
ayasoo to cuddle, to comfort, to rock, to soothe, to dandle, to humor, to humour, to lull
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