“To revert” in Japanese
Short answer
To revert in Japanese is “復する” (fukusuru). Full meaning: to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on.
Other ways to say “To revert” in Japanese
復す
fukusu to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
ふくす
fukusu to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
ふくそう
fukusoo to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
復せ
fukuse to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
復そ
fukuso to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
復し
fukushi to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
復さ
fukusa to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
ふくさ
fukusa to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
復しゃ
fukusha to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
復しよ
fukushiyo to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
復そっ
fukuso to return (to the original state), to revert (to), to restore (to), to be restored (to); to take revenge on
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