()らしめる

しらしめる
verb (ichidan)
to make known; to make widely known
他動詞 transitiveformalcommunication
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()らしめる()らしめない
Present polite()らしめます()らしめません
Past()らしめた()らしめなかった
Past polite()らしめました()らしめませんでした
て form()らしめて()らしめなくて
ている present()らしめている()らしめていない
ている polite()らしめています()らしめていません
ている past()らしめていた()らしめていなかった
ている past polite()らしめていました()らしめていませんでした
Conditional ば()らしめれば()らしめなければ
Conditional たら()らしめたら()らしめなかったら
Volitional()らしめよう
Volitional polite()らしめましょう
Potential()らしめられる()らしめられない
Passive()らしめられる()らしめられない
Causative()らしめさせる()らしめさせない
Imperative()らしめろ()らしめるな
1. to make known; to inform; to make widely known
To cause something to become known to many people. A formal, somewhat literary verb often used in declarations, announcements, or when describing how a person or thing gained recognition.
He made his name known to the world.
This incident made society aware of the importance of journalism.
Her performance at the Olympics ended up making her abilities known to the world.

An archaic-flavored causative form of () (to know), originally derived from classical Japanese. Carries a formal, declarative tone — common in news articles, biographies, and rhetorical writing, but rare in casual speech.

Transitivity

Transitive (takes ). Often takes a target with : 〜()らしめる (to make A known to B).

Common collocations

Similar words

  • ()らせる: to inform, to notify — everyday word, much more common
  • (ひろ)める: to spread, to popularize — emphasizes the spreading rather than the awareness
  • 周知(しゅうち)させる: to make widely known — formal/administrative