“To offer” in Japanese
Short answer
To offer in Japanese is “奉る” (tatematsuru). Full meaning: to offer, to present; to set someone up in a high position, to revere at a distance; to do respectfully.
Other ways to say “To offer” in Japanese
供える
sonaeru to offer, to sacrifice, to dedicate
供する
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)
申し出る
moushideru to offer, to propose, to suggest, to put forward, to request, to ask (for), to apply (for), to report (to), to notify
持ちかける
mochikakeru to offer (a suggestion, etc.), to propose (an idea, etc.), to approach with (a proposal, etc.)
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)
呈する
teisuru to present, to offer; to show, to display, to exhibit; to assume (e.g. a shape)
献ずる
kenzuru to present, to offer, to dedicate
呈す
teisu to present, to offer; to show, to display, to exhibit; to assume (e.g. a shape)
進ずる
shinzuru to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
進ぜる
shinzeru to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
申出る
moushideru to offer, to propose, to suggest, to put forward, to request, to ask (for), to apply (for), to report (to), to notify
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