Need a verb!

[Eliytres]

I need the japanese word for To Forgive.

[Kates]

I believe "yurusu" would be what you want.
許す

Jim Breen is your friend, dude. This wouldn't be hard to look up yourself. >_< http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/wwwjdic.html

[Harisenbon]

Or there's the great 勘弁！

勘弁してくれ！ Let me off the hook!

[cmcswiggen]

My personal favorite expression for "to forgive" is 大目に見る (oome ni miru), lit. "to look in big eyes."

"Uso wo tsuita kedo konkai oomeni miru."
You lied to me, but this time I'll forgive you.

[Spaztick]

許す

the kanji for that is talking to a cow, or a cow talking. I'm wondering how does that relate to forgiveness? I mean surely a cow won't care if you scream at it...so maybe a cow will forgive you all the time no matter what you say to it? I mean, they don't even care that we eat them!

[Tessen]

lmao that makes sense in a twisted way....cows have big eyes too so it makes even more sense

[Harisenbon]

That's not the kanji for cow. Cow has the veritical stroke protruding from the top.

牛
許

干is usually pronounced かん in the 音読み, and means pike or shield.

So you are asking for defense. i.e. permision.

[cmcswiggen]

Keep in mind that usually with chinese characters that have distinct left and right elements, one side is a hint at the meaning, while the other is just a hint at the pronunciation. Trying to synthesize a meaning that makes sense by looking at both sides may serve well as a mnemonic technique, but it's generally not supposed to give you the intended meaning of the kanji.