“To put to death” in Japanese
Short answer
To put to death in Japanese is “誅する” (chuusuru). Full meaning: to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death.
Other ways to say “To put to death” in Japanese
誅し
chuushi to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅せ
chuuse to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅しよ
chuushiyo to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅すん
chuusun to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅しろ
chuushiro to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅すれ
chuusure to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅せよ
chuuseyo to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅しよっ
chuushiyo to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅しよふ
chuushiyou to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅しよう
chuushiyou to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
誅すりゃ
chuusurya to put to death (e.g. a sinner, traitor, etc.), to punish someone with death
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