“To settle upon” in Japanese
Short answer
To settle upon in Japanese is “卜する” (bokusuru). Full meaning: to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence).
Other ways to say “To settle upon” in Japanese
ぼくする
bokusuru to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
ぼくし
bokushi to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
ぼくしよう
bokushiyoo to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
ぼくせ
bokuse to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
ぼくせよ
bokuseyo to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
卜し
bokushi to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
卜せ
bokuse to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
卜しろ
bokushiro to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
卜せよ
bokuseyo to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
卜すん
bokusun to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
卜しよ
bokushiyo to tell (a person's) fortune, to divine; to choose, to settle upon (a place to live), to fix (one's residence)
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