“To put down” in Japanese
Short answer
To put down in Japanese is “平らげる” (tairageru). Full meaning: to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate.
Other ways to say “To put down” in Japanese
平げる
tairageru to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
たいらげる
tairageru to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
嘗めてかかる
nametekakaru to look down on (someone), to make fun of, to put down, to treat with contempt, to underestimate
平げれ
tairagere to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
平げりゃ
tairagerya to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
平げ
tairage to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
平げろ
tairagero to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
平げん
tairagen to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
平げよ
tairageyo to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
平げよう
tairageyou to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
平らげろ
tairagero to eat up (completely); to put down (a rebellion), to suppress, to subjugate
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