“To visit” in Japanese
Short answer
To visit in Japanese is “訪う” (otonau). Full meaning: to visit, to call on.
Other ways to say “To visit” in Japanese
訪れる
otozureru to visit, to call on; to arrive (of a season, situation, etc.), to come, to appear
訪ねる
tazuneru to visit, to call on, to pay a visit to
まかり越す
makarikosu to go to, to visit, to call on
探ねる
tazuneru to visit, to call on, to pay a visit to
音信る
otozureru to visit, to call on; to arrive (of a season, situation, etc.), to come, to appear
音信れる
otozureru to visit, to call on; to arrive (of a season, situation, etc.), to come, to appear
たづねる
tazuneru to visit, to call on, to pay a visit to
訪ずれる
otozureru to visit, to call on; to arrive (of a season, situation, etc.), to come, to appear
おとなう
otonau to visit, to call on
転がり込む
korogarikomu to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
おとずれる
otozureru to visit, to call on; to arrive (of a season, situation, etc.), to come, to appear
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