“Set” in Japanese
Short answer
セット
setto
Set in Japanese is “セット” (setto). Full meaning: set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair).
Other ways to say “Set” in Japanese
揃い
soroi set, suit, uniform collection, matching items; entirely, all, every one, nothing but
組み物
kumimono set; plait, braid; entablature
徒輩
tohai set, company, companions, fellows
ゼッド
zeddo set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
セッド
seddo set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
セツト
setto set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
徒
ada party, set, gang, company, person; vain, futile, transient, frivolous; imprisonment (for 1-3 years; third most severe of the five ritsuryō punishments)
皆具
kaigu set (of clothes, armor, gear, etc.)
コンボ
konbo combo (esp. a small jazz group); combination, set, assortment; combo (set of actions performed in sequence)
集合
shuugou meeting up, gathering, assembly; set
重ね
kasane pile, heap, layers (e.g. of clothing), set (e.g. of boxes), course (e.g. of stones); counter for things that are stacked, piled up (or layered, etc.); layers of clothing worn under one's overcoat
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