“To refer” in Japanese
Short answer
To refer in Japanese is “付する” (fusuru). Full meaning: to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader).
Other ways to say “To refer” in Japanese
付す
fusu to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
附する
fusuru to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
ふする
fusuru to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
ふしよう
fushiyoo to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
附す
fusu to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
ふしよ
fushiyo to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
ふすん
fusun to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
口にする
kuchinisuru to taste, to eat, to drink; to speak (of), to put into words, to refer (to), to say
付さ
fusa to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
付し
fushi to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
付せ
fuse to affix, to append, to attach; to entrust, to refer, to handle (as such); to follow (the leader)
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