“Concerning” in Japanese
Short answer
Concerning in Japanese is “就き” (tsuki). Full meaning: concerning, per, on account of.
Other ways to say “Concerning” in Japanese
を巡って
womegutte concerning ..., over ..., about ..., centering on ...
搦み
garami about, concerning, related to, -ish
就いて
tsuite about, concerning, as to, regarding
に関して
nikanshite regarding ..., concerning ..., about ..., on ..., with respect to ..., in regard to ...
と来たら
tokitara when it comes to ..., concerning, where ... are concerned
にかけては
nikaketeha when it comes to, concerning (an area of expertise)
に当たっては
niatatteha when it comes to, concerning
にかけて
nikakete till, to, over (a period), through (e.g. Monday through Thursday), about (approx. time or place), on; concerning (an area of expertise); swearing by (one's sword, God, etc.)
に就いて
nitsuite about, on, regarding, concerning; per, for every
危うい
ayaui dangerous, in danger, facing imminent danger; precarious (situation), perilous (state, balance, etc.), in doubt, in jeopardy, uncertain, insecure, concerning, worrying
に付き
nitsuki because of, on account of, due to; about, on, regarding, concerning; per, for every
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