“To wear at one's side” in Japanese
Short answer
To wear at one's side in Japanese is “横たえる” (yokotaeru). Full meaning: to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side.
Other ways to say “To wear at one's side” in Japanese
よこたえる
yokotaeru to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
横たえ
yokotae to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
横たえろ
yokotaero to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
よこたえ
yokotae to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
横たえん
yokotaen to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
横たえれ
yokotaere to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
横たえよ
yokotaeyo to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
横たえよふ
yokotaeyou to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
よこたえよ
yokotaeyo to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
横たえよう
yokotaeyou to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
よこたえん
yokotaen to lay down; to wear (a sword, etc.) at one's side
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