“To supply” in Japanese
Short answer
To supply in Japanese is “賄う” (makanau). Full meaning: to supply (goods, money, etc.), to cover (costs), to pay, to finance, to maintain (e.g. a family); to give board, to provide meals.
Other ways to say “To supply” in Japanese
給する
kyuusuru to provide, to supply, to furnish
貢ぐ
mitsugu to support (someone) financially, to finance, to supply (money), to give (in support); to present (money or gifts) to a monarch (feudal lord, etc.)
賄える
makanaeru to supply (goods, money, etc.), to cover (costs), to pay, to finance, to maintain (e.g. a family); to give board, to provide meals
まかなえる
makanaeru to supply (goods, money, etc.), to cover (costs), to pay, to finance, to maintain (e.g. a family); to give board, to provide meals
まかなう
makanau to supply (goods, money, etc.), to cover (costs), to pay, to finance, to maintain (e.g. a family); to give board, to provide meals
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)
給す
kyuusu to provide, to supply, to furnish
貢げる
mitsugeru to support (someone) financially, to finance, to supply (money), to give (in support); to present (money or gifts) to a monarch (feudal lord, etc.)
みつぎ
mitsugi to support (someone) financially, to finance, to supply (money), to give (in support); to present (money or gifts) to a monarch (feudal lord, etc.)
満たす
mitasu to satisfy (conditions, one's appetite, etc.), to meet (e.g. demands), to fulfill, to gratify; to fill (e.g. a cup), to pack, to supply
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