“To purchase” in Japanese
Short answer
To purchase in Japanese is “買い入れる” (kaiireru). Full meaning: to purchase, to buy in.
Other ways to say “To purchase” in Japanese
買い受ける
kaiukeru to purchase
買う
kau to buy, to purchase; to value (highly), to think highly of, to have a high opinion of, to appreciate, to recognize; to incur (someone's anger, displeasure, etc.), to elicit (e.g. sneers), to invite (e.g. scorn), to evoke, to arouse, to win (someone's
買い取る
kaitoru to buy, to purchase
買い付ける
kaitsukeru to buy a large amount (of), to purchase (in large quantities), to buy in, to lay in (stock); to buy regularly, to make regular purchases, to be a regular customer
買い上げる
kaiageru to buy (of a government, public agency, etc. from a private citizen), to purchase; to buy up (all of something)
買受ける
kaiukeru to purchase
買い出す
kaidasu to begin purchasing; to purchase
買入れる
kaiireru to purchase, to buy in
かいうける
kaiukeru to purchase
かいいれる
kaiireru to purchase, to buy in
買いいれる
kaiireru to purchase, to buy in
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