“To take in marriage” in Japanese
Short answer
To take in marriage in Japanese is “娶る” (metoru). Full meaning: to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage.
Other ways to say “To take in marriage” in Japanese
めとる
metoru to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
娶れる
metoreru to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
めとれる
metoreru to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
めとり
metori to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
めとら
metora to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
めとろ
metoro to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
娶っ
meto to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
めとッ
meto to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
めとっ
meto to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
婚ッ
meto to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
娶ろ
metoro to marry (a woman), to take to wife, to take in marriage
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