“To arrange” in Japanese
Short answer
To arrange in Japanese is “生ける” (ikeru). Full meaning: to arrange (flowers), to plant; living, live.
Other ways to say “To arrange” in Japanese
生け込む
ikekomu to arrange (e.g. flowers), to decorate
差し繰る
sashikuru to arrange, to manage
言い合わせる
iiawaseru to arrange (beforehand), to agree in advance, to prearrange
申し合わせる
moushiawaseru to arrange, to agree (on), to prearrange
繰り合わせる
kuriawaseru to arrange, to manage (to find time)
整える
totonoeru to put in order, to arrange, to tidy up, to fix, to straighten; to get ready, to prepare, to arrange, to supply, to assemble, to buy; to adjust, to regulate (e.g. rhythm, tune, one's breathing)
設える
shitsuraeru to provide, to arrange, to install
仕組む
shikumu to devise, to arrange, to plan, to plot
計らう
hakarau to manage, to arrange, to see to (a matter), to dispose of; to consult (with), to talk (to)
配する
haisuru to distribute, to arrange, to allot (to a position of authority, etc.); to arrange, to lay out (as in decorating)
配す
haisu to distribute, to arrange, to allot (to a position of authority, etc.); to arrange, to lay out (as in decorating)
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