“To make a grant” in Japanese
Short answer
To make a grant in Japanese is “下げ渡す” (sagewatasu). Full meaning: to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal).
Other ways to say “To make a grant” in Japanese
さげわたす
sagewatasu to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
下げ渡せ
sagewatase to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
下げ渡し
sagewatashi to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
下げ渡そ
sagewataso to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
下げ渡さ
sagewatasa to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
下げ渡そっ
sagewataso to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
さげわたそ
sagewataso to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
下げ渡そふ
sagewatasou to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
下げ渡そう
sagewatasou to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
さげわたせ
sagewatase to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
さげわたし
sagewatashi to make a (government) grant; to release (a criminal)
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