“To poison” in Japanese
Short answer
To poison in Japanese is “毒する” (dokusuru). Full meaning: to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison.
Other ways to say “To poison” in Japanese
毒を盛る
dokuwomoru to poison (e.g. food, drink), to administer poison
一服盛る
ippukumoru to poison (someone); to prepare a poison
一服を盛る
ippukuwomoru to poison, to drug
どくし
dokushi to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
どくする
dokusuru to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
どくしよ
dokushiyo to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
どくしよう
dokushiyoo to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
どくせ
dokuse to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
どくすれ
dokusure to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
どくせよ
dokuseyo to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
どくすん
dokusun to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
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