“To place an order” in Japanese
Short answer
To place an order in Japanese is “誂える” (atsuraeru). Full meaning: to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order.
Other ways to say “To place an order” in Japanese
あつらえる
atsuraeru to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
誂えよ
atsuraeyo to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
誂えろ
atsuraero to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
誂えれ
atsuraere to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
誂えん
atsuraen to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
誂えよふ
atsuraeyou to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
誂えよう
atsuraeyou to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
誂えよっ
atsuraeyo to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
誂えりゃ
atsuraerya to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
あつらえよ
atsuraeyo to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
あつらえれ
atsuraere to give an order, to place an order, to have made to order
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