“To pledge” in Japanese
Short answer
To pledge in Japanese is “契る” (chigiru). Full meaning: to pledge, to vow, to promise, to swear; to have sexual intercourse (esp. between husband and wife), to share a bed.
Other ways to say “To pledge” in Japanese
契れる
chigireru to pledge, to vow, to promise, to swear; to have sexual intercourse (esp. between husband and wife), to share a bed
誓い合う
chikaiau to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓う
chikau to swear, to vow, to take an oath, to pledge
語らう
katarau to talk, to tell, to recite, to pledge, to conspire with
質に入れる
shichiniireru to pawn, to pledge
誓いあう
chikaiau to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
契ッ
chigi to pledge, to vow, to promise, to swear; to have sexual intercourse (esp. between husband and wife), to share a bed
契り
chigiri to pledge, to vow, to promise, to swear; to have sexual intercourse (esp. between husband and wife), to share a bed
契っ
chigi to pledge, to vow, to promise, to swear; to have sexual intercourse (esp. between husband and wife), to share a bed
契ら
chigira to pledge, to vow, to promise, to swear; to have sexual intercourse (esp. between husband and wife), to share a bed
契ろ
chigiro to pledge, to vow, to promise, to swear; to have sexual intercourse (esp. between husband and wife), to share a bed
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