“To submit” in Japanese
Short answer
To submit in Japanese is “差し出す” (sashidasu). Full meaning: to present, to submit, to tender, to hold out.
Other ways to say “To submit” in Japanese
供する
kyousuru to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
供す
kyousu to offer, to present, to submit, to supply, to make available; to serve (food and drink); to offer (to the gods), to set up (before an altar)
伏する
fukusuru to crouch, to stoop, to bend down, to prostrate oneself, to lie down; to yield, to submit, to surrender; to hide, to conceal oneself
さし出す
sashidasu to present, to submit, to tender, to hold out
差出せる
sashidaseru to present, to submit, to tender, to hold out
差しだす
sashidasu to present, to submit, to tender, to hold out
指し出す
sashidasu to present, to submit, to tender, to hold out
差出す
sashidasu to present, to submit, to tender, to hold out
差し出せる
sashidaseru to present, to submit, to tender, to hold out
さしだせる
sashidaseru to present, to submit, to tender, to hold out
さしだす
sashidasu to present, to submit, to tender, to hold out
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