“To make available” in Japanese
Short answer
To make available in Japanese is “供する” (kyousuru). Full meaning: to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar).
Other ways to say “To make available” in Japanese
供す
kyousu to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうし
kyoushi to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうする
kyousuru to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうしよう
kyoushiyoo to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうしよ
kyoushiyo to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうせ
kyouse to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうすれ
kyousure to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうすん
kyousun to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうしろ
kyoushiro to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうせよ
kyouseyo to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
きょうしよっ
kyoushiyo to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
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