“To swindle” in Japanese
Short answer
To swindle in Japanese is “せしめる” (seshimeru). Full meaning: to cheat (someone out of), to swindle, to wangle, to wheedle, to get.
Other ways to say “To swindle” in Japanese
誤魔化す
gomakasu to deceive, to cheat, to swindle; to falsify, to misrepresent, to lie about, to tamper with, to doctor, to cook; to evade (a question, taxes, etc.), to dodge, to gloss over (a mistake, fault, etc.), to smooth over, to get one's way out of (a difficul
鴨る
kamoru to easily defeat, to eat (one's opponent) alive; to bilk, to swindle, to dupe
ペテンに掛ける
petennikakeru to swindle, to deceive
まやかす
mayakasu to cheat, to swindle, to deceive
鴨れる
kamoreru to easily defeat, to eat (one's opponent) alive; to bilk, to swindle, to dupe
カモる
kamoru to easily defeat, to eat (one's opponent) alive; to bilk, to swindle, to dupe
カモれる
kamoreru to easily defeat, to eat (one's opponent) alive; to bilk, to swindle, to dupe
せしめ
seshime to cheat (someone out of), to swindle, to wangle, to wheedle, to get
せしめん
seshimen to cheat (someone out of), to swindle, to wangle, to wheedle, to get
せしめよ
seshimeyo to cheat (someone out of), to swindle, to wangle, to wheedle, to get
せしめろ
seshimero to cheat (someone out of), to swindle, to wangle, to wheedle, to get
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