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“To take with one” in Japanese

Short answer
連れる tsureru つれる

To take with one in Japanese is “連れる” (tsureru). Full meaning: to take (someone) with one, to bring along, to go with, to be accompanied by.

Other ways to say “To take with one” in Japanese

つれる tsureru to take (someone) with one, to bring along, to go with, to be accompanied by 伴れる tsureru to take (someone) with one, to bring along, to go with, to be accompanied by 引っさげる hissageru to carry in one's hand, to have in one's hand, to take with one; to lead (e.g. troops); to present (an issue, policy, artistic work, etc.), to take up, to bring to the fore つれ tsure to take (someone) with one, to bring along, to go with, to be accompanied by 携える tazusaeru to carry in one's hand, to carry with one, to have on one's person, to bear; to take along (someone), to take (someone) with one, to be accompanied by 連れ tsure to take (someone) with one, to bring along, to go with, to be accompanied by 連れて行く tsureteiku to take (someone to a place), to take (someone) with one, to take along, to lead away 伴れ tsure to take (someone) with one, to bring along, to go with, to be accompanied by 伴れれ tsurere to take (someone) with one, to bring along, to go with, to be accompanied by 連れん tsuren to take (someone) with one, to bring along, to go with, to be accompanied by 随よふ tsureyou to take (someone) with one, to bring along, to go with, to be accompanied by

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