“To purport” in Japanese
Short answer
To purport in Japanese is “称する” (shousuru). Full meaning: to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport.
Other ways to say “To purport” in Japanese
称す
shousu to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
稱する
shousuru to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
稱す
shousu to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
称そ
shouso to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
称せ
shouse to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
称し
shoushi to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
称さ
shousa to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
稱せ
shouse to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
稱そ
shouso to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
稱し
shoushi to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
稱さ
shousa to take the name of, to call oneself; to pretend, to feign, to purport
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