“To quell” in Japanese
Short answer
To quell in Japanese is “取り鎮める” (torishizumeru). Full meaning: to quell, to quiet.
Other ways to say “To quell” in Japanese
治める
osameru to rule, to govern, to reign over, to administer, to manage (e.g. a household); to subdue, to suppress, to quell, to settle (e.g. a dispute)
取り鎮め
torishizume to quell, to quiet
取り鎮めよ
torishizumeyo to quell, to quiet
取り鎮めん
torishizumen to quell, to quiet
取り鎮めれ
torishizumere to quell, to quiet
取り鎮めろ
torishizumero to quell, to quiet
取り鎮めりゃ
torishizumerya to quell, to quiet
取り鎮めよふ
torishizumeyou to quell, to quiet
取り鎮めよう
torishizumeyou to quell, to quiet
取り鎮めよっ
torishizumeyo to quell, to quiet
静める
shizumeru to quiet (a child, crowd, etc.), to quieten, to make quiet; to calm (one's nerves, excitement, etc.), to compose (oneself), to appease (someone's anger), to pacify, to settle (e.g. discord); to suppress (a rebellion, riot, fire, etc.), to quell, to p
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