“To satisfy” in Japanese
Short answer
To satisfy in Japanese is “便ずる” (benzuru). Full meaning: to satisfy, to answer the purpose, to make convenient.
Other ways to say “To satisfy” in Japanese
満たす
mitasu to satisfy (conditions, one's appetite, etc.), to meet (e.g. demands), to fulfill, to gratify; to fill (e.g. a cup), to pack, to supply
添う
sou to run along, to run beside, to stick to (a line); to follow (a policy, plan, etc.), to act in accordance with, to align with; to meet (wishes, expectations, etc.), to satisfy, to comply with, to live up to
便じる
benjiru to satisfy, to answer the purpose, to make convenient
癒す
iyasu to heal, to cure, to satisfy (e.g. hunger, thirst), to alleviate (e.g. sorrow, fatigue)
満す
mitasu to satisfy (conditions, one's appetite, etc.), to meet (e.g. demands), to fulfill, to gratify; to fill (e.g. a cup), to pack, to supply
充す
mitasu to satisfy (conditions, one's appetite, etc.), to meet (e.g. demands), to fulfill, to gratify; to fill (e.g. a cup), to pack, to supply
便する
bensuru to satisfy, to answer the purpose, to make convenient
応ずる
ouzuru to answer, to respond, to meet; to satisfy, to accept
みたす
mitasu to satisfy (conditions, one's appetite, etc.), to meet (e.g. demands), to fulfill, to gratify; to fill (e.g. a cup), to pack, to supply
べんじ
benji to satisfy, to answer the purpose, to make convenient
べんし
benshi to satisfy, to answer the purpose, to make convenient
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