“To propose” in Japanese
Short answer
To propose in Japanese is “申し入れる” (moushiireru). Full meaning: to propose, to suggest.
Other ways to say “To propose” in Japanese
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.)
企てる
kuwadateru to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business)
申し込む
moushikomu to apply for, to make an application, to propose (marriage), to offer (mediation), to make an overture (of peace), to challenge, to lodge (objections), to request (an interview), to subscribe for, to book, to reserve
申入れる
moushiireru to propose, to suggest
申しいれる
moushiireru to propose, to suggest
もうしいれる
moushiireru to propose, to suggest
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
もうしでる
moushideru to offer, to propose, to suggest, to put forward, to request, to ask (for), to apply (for), to report (to), to notify
申込る
moushikomeru to apply for, to make an application, to propose (marriage), to offer (mediation), to make an overture (of peace), to challenge, to lodge (objections), to request (an interview), to subscribe for, to book, to reserve
企だてる
kuwadateru to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business)
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