“To rule over” in Japanese
Short answer
To rule over in Japanese is “統べる” (suberu). Full meaning: to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate.
Other ways to say “To rule over” in Japanese
総べる
suberu to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
総べ
sube to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
統べ
sube to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
総べん
suben to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
総べれ
subere to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
総べよ
subeyo to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
統べよ
subeyo to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
統べん
suben to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
統べれ
subere to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
総べろ
subero to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
統べろ
subero to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
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