“To nominate” in Japanese
Short answer
To nominate in Japanese is “任ずる” (ninzuru). Full meaning: to appoint, to nominate; to assume (responsibility); to pose as.
Other ways to say “To nominate” in Japanese
任じる
ninjiru to appoint, to nominate; to assume (responsibility); to pose as
押し立てる
oshitateru to set up, to raise; to nominate, to choose as a representative; to push, to shove
推す
osu to recommend, to endorse (e.g. a candidate), to nominate, to support, to back; to infer (from), to deduce, to gather, to conjecture, to surmise; to think (something) through, to ponder deeply
指す
sasu to point; to nominate, to select someone, to specify some person; to identify, to indicate, to point out
にんじる
ninjiru to appoint, to nominate; to assume (responsibility); to pose as
おっ立てる
ottateru to set up, to raise; to nominate, to choose as a representative; to push, to shove
おしたてる
oshitateru to set up, to raise; to nominate, to choose as a representative; to push, to shove
押っ立てる
ottateru to set up, to raise; to nominate, to choose as a representative; to push, to shove
押したてる
oshitateru to set up, to raise; to nominate, to choose as a representative; to push, to shove
おし立てる
oshitateru to set up, to raise; to nominate, to choose as a representative; to push, to shove
推し立てる
oshitateru to set up, to raise; to nominate, to choose as a representative; to push, to shove
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