“To nurse” in Japanese
Short answer
To nurse in Japanese is “看取る” (mitoru). Full meaning: to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed).
Other ways to say “To nurse” in Japanese
労る
itawaru to pity, to sympathize with, to sympathise with, to treat with sympathy, to console, to be kind to; to tend to (e.g. an injury), to care for, to nurse, to soothe; to appreciate, to recognize (someone's efforts), to reward for
温める
atatameru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
看取ッ
mito to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
看取っ
mito to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
看取ん
miton to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
看取ら
mitora to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
看取ろ
mitoro to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
看取ろふ
mitorou to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
看取ろう
mitorou to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
看取りゃ
mitorya to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
看取ろっ
mitoro to care for (the sick), to nurse, to attend (someone's deathbed)
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