“Adding” in Japanese
Short answer
Adding in Japanese is “上乗せ” (uwanose). Full meaning: adding (an extra amount), increasing, tacking on (a charge).
Other ways to say “Adding” in Japanese
付会
fukai adding, connecting, joining; drawing a forced inference, forced analogy
立項
rikkou adding (e.g. an entry to a dictionary), listing, inclusion
増設
zousetsu adding (equipment, facilities, etc.), establishing more, installing more, increase, extension, expansion
加算
kasan addition, adding, supplement
混入
konnyuu mixing, blending, adding, adulteration
上積み
uwazumi loading on top, piling on top, upper load, goods loaded on top, deck cargo; adding (to), increase (in quantity), additional amount
附会
fukai adding, connecting, joining; drawing a forced inference, forced analogy
上のせ
uwanose adding (an extra amount), increasing, tacking on (a charge)
うわ乗せ
uwanose adding (an extra amount), increasing, tacking on (a charge)
収容
shuuyou accommodation, taking in, receiving, housing, seating, admission (of patients, students, etc.); imprisonment, detention, internment; containing (e.g. words in a dictionary), adding
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