“To recompense” in Japanese
Short answer
To recompense in Japanese is “報う” (mukuu). Full meaning: to reward, to recompense, to repay; to retaliate, to get revenge.
Other ways to say “To recompense” in Japanese
報いる
mukuiru to reward, to recompense, to repay; to retaliate, to get revenge
償う
tsugunau to make up for, to compensate for, to indemnify, to recompense, to redeem (e.g. a fault), to atone for
酬る
mukuiru to reward, to recompense, to repay; to retaliate, to get revenge
酬いる
mukuiru to reward, to recompense, to repay; to retaliate, to get revenge
報える
mukueru to reward, to recompense, to repay; to retaliate, to get revenge
むくいる
mukuiru to reward, to recompense, to repay; to retaliate, to get revenge
むくえる
mukueru to reward, to recompense, to repay; to retaliate, to get revenge
酬う
mukuu to reward, to recompense, to repay; to retaliate, to get revenge
むくう
mukuu to reward, to recompense, to repay; to retaliate, to get revenge
償なう
tsugunau to make up for, to compensate for, to indemnify, to recompense, to redeem (e.g. a fault), to atone for
償える
tsugunaeru to make up for, to compensate for, to indemnify, to recompense, to redeem (e.g. a fault), to atone for
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