“To stipulate” in Japanese
Short answer
To stipulate in Japanese is “謳う” (utau). Full meaning: to extol, to sing the praises of, to celebrate; to declare, to stipulate, to express, to state, to insist.
Other ways to say “To stipulate” in Japanese
定める
sadameru to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
さだめる
sadameru to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
定む
sadamu to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
定めろ
sadamero to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
さだめ
sadame to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
定めれ
sadamere to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
定めよ
sadameyo to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
定めん
sadamen to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
さだめれ
sadamere to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
さだめろ
sadamero to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
定めよっ
sadameyo to decide, to determine; to establish, to lay down, to prescribe, to provide, to stipulate; to bring peace (to), to make peaceful
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