“Making up” in Japanese
Short answer
Making up in Japanese is “填補” (tenpo). Full meaning: making up (a deficit, loss, etc.), covering, compensation, supplementation, replenishment.
Other ways to say “Making up” in Japanese
補填
hoten covering (a loss, deficit, etc.), making up (for), compensating (for), supplementation
仲直り
nakanaori reconciliation, making up (with), making peace (with), being friends again, patching up a quarrel
塡補
tenpo making up (a deficit, loss, etc.), covering, compensation, supplementation, replenishment
てん保
tenpo making up (a deficit, loss, etc.), covering, compensation, supplementation, replenishment
てん補
tenpo making up (a deficit, loss, etc.), covering, compensation, supplementation, replenishment
足し
tashi supplement, top up, complement, making up (a deficiency)
なして
nashite forming, comprising, making up; why?, for what reason, how, in what way, for what purpose, what for
たし
tashi supplement, top up, complement, making up (a deficiency)
補添
hoten covering (a loss, deficit, etc.), making up (for), compensating (for), supplementation
補塡
hoten covering (a loss, deficit, etc.), making up (for), compensating (for), supplementation
補てん
hoten covering (a loss, deficit, etc.), making up (for), compensating (for), supplementation
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