“Bringing about” in Japanese
Short answer
Bringing about in Japanese is “惹起” (jakki). Full meaning: bringing about, cause, provocation.
Other ways to say “Bringing about” in Japanese
招来
shourai invitation, bringing over; bringing about, giving rise to, causing, incurring
じゃっ起
jakki bringing about, cause, provocation
将来
shourai future, (future) prospects; bringing (from abroad, another region, etc.); bringing about, giving rise to, causing, incurring
醸成
jousei brewing, fermenting; arousing, causing, creating, fermenting, bringing about
しょうらい
shourai future, (future) prospects; bringing (from abroad, another region, etc.); bringing about, giving rise to, causing, incurring
將來
shourai future, (future) prospects; bringing (from abroad, another region, etc.); bringing about, giving rise to, causing, incurring
将來
shourai future, (future) prospects; bringing (from abroad, another region, etc.); bringing about, giving rise to, causing, incurring
しょう来
shourai future, (future) prospects; bringing (from abroad, another region, etc.); bringing about, giving rise to, causing, incurring
醞醸
unjou brewing, fermenting; arousing, causing, creating, fermenting, bringing about
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