征服 seifuku Conquer

征服 is conquest, beating an enemy by force and ruling over it. It also means getting the better of something hard, such as an illness or a mountain, or mastering a skill. To conquer is 征服する (seifuku suru).

The Japanese word 征服 meaning "Conquer" is composed of the kanji 征 (read sei) meaning "subjugate; attack the rebellious; collect taxes" and 服 (read fuku) meaning "clothing; admit; obey".

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