“To seal” in Japanese
Short answer
To seal in Japanese is “緘する” (kansuru). Full meaning: to seal, to shut, to close; to silence, to gag, to hush, to muzzle.
Other ways to say “To seal” in Japanese
封ずる
fuuzuru to seal (letter); to prevent, to forbid, to block; to invest someone with a fief, to enfeoff
印する
insuru to stamp (one's mark, etc.), to seal; to leave (one's footprints, etc.)
封じる
fuujiru to seal (letter); to prevent, to forbid, to block; to invest someone with a fief, to enfeoff
ふうずる
fuuzuru to seal (letter); to prevent, to forbid, to block; to invest someone with a fief, to enfeoff
ふうじ
fuuji to seal (letter); to prevent, to forbid, to block; to invest someone with a fief, to enfeoff
ふうじる
fuujiru to seal (letter); to prevent, to forbid, to block; to invest someone with a fief, to enfeoff
封印
fuuin seal; to seal (e.g. a letter), to affix a seal, to seal up
ふうぜ
fuuze to seal (letter); to prevent, to forbid, to block; to invest someone with a fief, to enfeoff
ふうぜよ
fuuzeyo to seal (letter); to prevent, to forbid, to block; to invest someone with a fief, to enfeoff
ふうずん
fuuzun to seal (letter); to prevent, to forbid, to block; to invest someone with a fief, to enfeoff
ふうじよ
fuujiyo to seal (letter); to prevent, to forbid, to block; to invest someone with a fief, to enfeoff
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