“To adjoin” in Japanese
Short answer
To adjoin in Japanese is “隣り合わせる” (tonariawaseru). Full meaning: to adjoin.
Other ways to say “To adjoin” in Japanese
接する
sessuru to touch, to come in contact with, to border on, to adjoin, to be adjacent, to be close; to receive (e.g. visitor), to attend to, to serve, to take care of, to look after, to act towards, to deal with, to see; to receive (news), to get, to hear
隣り合わせれ
tonariawasere to adjoin
隣り合わせろ
tonariawasero to adjoin
隣り合わせん
tonariawasen to adjoin
隣り合わせよ
tonariawaseyo to adjoin
せっする
sessuru to touch, to come in contact with, to border on, to adjoin, to be adjacent, to be close; to receive (e.g. visitor), to attend to, to serve, to take care of, to look after, to act towards, to deal with, to see; to receive (news), to get, to hear
隣り合わせよっ
tonariawaseyo to adjoin
隣り合わせりゃ
tonariawaserya to adjoin
隣り合わせよふ
tonariawaseyou to adjoin
隣り合わせよう
tonariawaseyou to adjoin
接せる
sesseru to touch, to come in contact with, to border on, to adjoin, to be adjacent, to be close; to receive (e.g. visitor), to attend to, to serve, to take care of, to look after, to act towards, to deal with, to see; to receive (news), to get, to hear
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