“Carrying out” in Japanese
Short answer
Carrying out in Japanese is “斎行” (saigyou). Full meaning: carrying out (a religious festival or ceremony).
Other ways to say “Carrying out” in Japanese
搬出
hanshutsu carrying out (esp. heavy objects, artwork, furniture), taking out
持ち出し
mochidashi taking something out, carrying out; providing money oneself, paying with one's own money; corbel
履践
risen implementation, carrying out, practice
施術
shijutsu treatment (medical, cosmetic, massage, etc.), carrying out (therapy, hypnosis, etc.), practicing; surgical operation, procedure
断行
dankou decisive action, carrying out, resolute enforcement, execution; asceticism, practices that eliminate afflictions
決行
kekkou doing (with resolve), carrying out (e.g. a plan)
執行
shugyou execution, carrying out, performance, enforcement, exercise, service, conduct; execution; lead monk performing various tasks in a temple
追行
tsuikou pursuit, carrying out
強行
kyoukou forcing (e.g. a vote), carrying out (forcibly), pushing ahead (with), enforcement
実行
jikkou execution (e.g. of a plan), carrying out, (putting into) practice, action, implementation, fulfillment, realization; execution (of a program), run
施工
shikou construction, constructing, carrying out, work, formation, workmanship, execution
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