“To accumulate” in Japanese
Short answer
To accumulate in Japanese is “書き溜める” (kakitameru). Full meaning: to accumulate (writings, compositions, etc. that one has not yet published), to build up a stock of (manuscripts, etc.).
Other ways to say “To accumulate” in Japanese
積み立てる
tsumitateru to accumulate, to save
積もる
tsumoru to pile up, to accumulate; to estimate
溜める
tameru to amass, to accumulate, to store; to leave unpaid
積み重ねる
tsumikasaneru to pile up, to accumulate
嵩む
kasamu to mount up, to pile up, to accumulate, to increase
蓄える
takuwaeru to store, to save up, to stock up on, to lay in stock, to set aside; to accumulate (e.g. knowledge), to build up (e.g. experience), to develop (e.g. one's skills); to grow (a beard, moustache, etc.), to wear
積立てる
tsumitateru to accumulate, to save
積み重なる
tsumikasanaru to pile up, to stack up, to accumulate
積みたてる
tsumitateru to accumulate, to save
つみたてる
tsumitateru to accumulate, to save
書き貯める
kakitameru to accumulate (writings, compositions, etc. that one has not yet published), to build up a stock of (manuscripts, etc.)
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