“To misappropriate” in Japanese
Short answer
To misappropriate in Japanese is “使い込む” (tsukaikomu). Full meaning: to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time.
Other ways to say “To misappropriate” in Japanese
使ひ込む
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
使いこむ
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
遣いこむ
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
遣い込む
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
つかいこむ
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
私する
watakushisuru to use (public property) for personal purposes, to use (e.g. politics) for one's own ends, to misappropriate (public money), to appropriate, to embezzle
使ひ込も
tsukaikomo to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
使い込ま
tsukaikoma to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
遣いこみ
tsukaikomi to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
遣いこめ
tsukaikome to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
遣いこも
tsukaikomo to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
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