“To value” in Japanese
Short answer
To value in Japanese is “尊む” (toutomu). Full meaning: to value, to prize, to esteem; to respect, to honour, to honor, to revere, to look up to.
Other ways to say “To value” in Japanese
尊ぶ
toutobu to value, to prize, to esteem; to respect, to honour, to honor, to revere, to look up to
尚ぶ
toutobu to value, to prize, to esteem; to respect, to honour, to honor, to revere, to look up to
貴ぶ
toutobu to value, to prize, to esteem; to respect, to honour, to honor, to revere, to look up to
買う
kau to buy, to purchase; to value (highly), to think highly of, to have a high opinion of, to appreciate, to recognize; to incur (someone's anger, displeasure, etc.), to elicit (e.g. sneers), to invite (e.g. scorn), to evoke, to arouse, to win (someone's
尊べる
tattoberu to value, to prize, to esteem; to respect, to honour, to honor, to revere, to look up to
惜しむ
oshimu to be frugal, to be sparing; to value, to hold dear; to regret (e.g. a loss), to feel sorry (for)
貴べる
tattoberu to value, to prize, to esteem; to respect, to honour, to honor, to revere, to look up to
たっとぶ
tattobu to value, to prize, to esteem; to respect, to honour, to honor, to revere, to look up to
とうとぶ
toutobu to value, to prize, to esteem; to respect, to honour, to honor, to revere, to look up to
たっとべる
tattoberu to value, to prize, to esteem; to respect, to honour, to honor, to revere, to look up to
酤う
kau to buy, to purchase; to value (highly), to think highly of, to have a high opinion of, to appreciate, to recognize; to incur (someone's anger, displeasure, etc.), to elicit (e.g. sneers), to invite (e.g. scorn), to evoke, to arouse, to win (someone's
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