“Setting aside” in Japanese
Short answer
Setting aside in Japanese is “さて置き” (sateoki). Full meaning: setting aside, leaving to one side.
Other ways to say “Setting aside” in Japanese
兎に角
tonikaku anyway, anyhow, at any rate, in any case, at least, just; setting aside ..., regardless of ...; really, truly, certainly, definitely, undeniably
取り置き
torioki reserving, storing, setting aside, laying away
兎も角
tomokaku anyhow, anyway, somehow or other, generally speaking, in any case, be that as it may; apart from ..., setting ... aside
とに角
tonikaku anyway, anyhow, at any rate, in any case, at least, just; setting aside ..., regardless of ...; really, truly, certainly, definitely, undeniably
取りおき
torioki reserving, storing, setting aside, laying away
とにかく
tonikaku anyway, anyhow, at any rate, in any case, at least, just; setting aside ..., regardless of ...; really, truly, certainly, definitely, undeniably
兎にかく
tonikaku anyway, anyhow, at any rate, in any case, at least, just; setting aside ..., regardless of ...; really, truly, certainly, definitely, undeniably
とも角
tomokaku anyhow, anyway, somehow or other, generally speaking, in any case, be that as it may; apart from ..., setting ... aside
左も右く
tomokaku anyhow, anyway, somehow or other, generally speaking, in any case, be that as it may; apart from ..., setting ... aside
ともかく
tomokaku anyhow, anyway, somehow or other, generally speaking, in any case, be that as it may; apart from ..., setting ... aside
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