“Carrying” in Japanese
Short answer
Carrying in Japanese is “持ち運び” (mochihakobi). Full meaning: carrying.
Other ways to say “Carrying” in Japanese
携帯
keitai carrying (on one's person or in the hand)
携行
keikou carrying (on one's person), taking with one
載積
saiseki carrying, loading
担い
ninai carrying (on one's shoulder), bearing, shouldering, taking responsibility for
ケイタイ
keitai carrying (on one's person or in the hand)
けいたい
keitai carrying (on one's person or in the hand)
キャリー
kyarii carry, carrying
積載
sekisai loading, carrying
登載
tousai running (an article), carrying, printing, publication; registration, record, listing, inclusion (on a list)
掲載
keisai publication (e.g. of an article in a newspaper), carrying (e.g. a story), running (e.g. a serial), insertion (e.g. of an advertisement), printing, posting (e.g. on the web)
所持
shoji possession, having (on one's person), carrying (with one)
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