“To set to work” in Japanese
Short answer
To set to work in Japanese is “役する” (ekisuru). Full meaning: to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use.
Other ways to say “To set to work” in Japanese
役せ
ekise to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役し
ekishi to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役しよ
ekishiyo to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役すん
ekisun to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役しろ
ekishiro to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役すれ
ekisure to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役せよ
ekiseyo to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役すりゃ
ekisurya to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役しよっ
ekishiyo to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役しよふ
ekishiyou to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
役しよう
ekishiyou to set (citizens) to work, to employ (by force); to use
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