“To stamp” in Japanese
Short answer
To stamp in Japanese is “銘ずる” (meizuru). Full meaning: to stamp, to engrave, to inscribe.
Other ways to say “To stamp” in Japanese
印する
insuru to stamp (one's mark, etc.), to seal; to leave (one's footprints, etc.)
銘じる
meijiru to stamp, to engrave, to inscribe
銘す
meisu to stamp, to engrave, to inscribe
印す
shirusu to leave (a mark, trace, etc.), to print, to stamp
搗く
tsuku to hull (rice, barley, etc.), to pound (rice), to polish (rice), to stamp (ore)
蹴る
keru to kick; to refuse, to reject; to stamp (on the ground), to firmly press one's feet (against something)
押す
osu to push, to thrust, to shove; to press (down), to push (e.g. a button), to exert pressure on; to stamp (e.g. one's name), to affix (a seal)
銘せ
meise to stamp, to engrave, to inscribe
銘ぜ
meize to stamp, to engrave, to inscribe
銘し
meishi to stamp, to engrave, to inscribe
銘じ
meiji to stamp, to engrave, to inscribe
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