“To assemble” in Japanese
Short answer
To assemble in Japanese is “組み立てる” (kumitateru). Full meaning: to assemble, to put together, to set up, to construct, to build, to compose (a story, poem, etc.); to form (words, sentences, etc.).
Other ways to say “To assemble” in Japanese
取り揃える
torisoroeru to assemble (e.g. goods into a set), to gather, to put together
集う
tsudou to meet, to assemble, to congregate
集める
atsumeru to collect, to assemble, to gather
会する
kaisuru to meet, to assemble, to gather; to encounter, to run into
取り合わせる
toriawaseru to put together, to assemble
会す
kaisu to meet, to assemble, to gather; to encounter, to run into
集まる
atsumaru to gather, to collect, to assemble
具する
gusuru to accompany, to follow; to assemble (necessary items), to prepare
組立る
kumitateru to assemble, to put together, to set up, to construct, to build, to compose (a story, poem, etc.); to form (words, sentences, etc.)
取揃える
torisoroeru to assemble (e.g. goods into a set), to gather, to put together
組立てる
kumitateru to assemble, to put together, to set up, to construct, to build, to compose (a story, poem, etc.); to form (words, sentences, etc.)
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