“To treat” in Japanese
Short answer
To treat in Japanese is “饗する” (kyousuru). Full meaning: to treat, to feast, to provide dinner for.
Other ways to say “To treat” in Japanese
持て成す
motenasu to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
遇う
ashirau to treat, to handle, to deal with; to arrange, to decorate, to dress, to garnish
扱う
atsukau to deal with (a person), to treat, to handle, to take care of, to entertain; to deal with (a problem), to handle, to manage; to operate (e.g. a machine), to handle, to work
遇する
guusuru to entertain, to treat
遇す
guusu to entertain, to treat
持て成せる
motenaseru to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
もてなせる
motenaseru to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
饗す
kyousu to treat, to feast, to provide dinner for
もてなす
motenasu to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
扱える
atsukaeru to deal with (a person), to treat, to handle, to take care of, to entertain; to deal with (a problem), to handle, to manage; to operate (e.g. a machine), to handle, to work
扱かう
atsukau to deal with (a person), to treat, to handle, to take care of, to entertain; to deal with (a problem), to handle, to manage; to operate (e.g. a machine), to handle, to work
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