“To balance” in Japanese
Short answer
To balance in Japanese is “釣り合う” (tsuriau). Full meaning: to balance, to be in harmony, to be in equilibrium; to suit, to go well together, to be a good match.
Other ways to say “To balance” in Japanese
持ち合う
mochiau to balance, to counterpoise; to remain unchanged; to share (e.g. the expense), to bear (part of)
吊り合う
tsuriau to balance, to be in harmony, to be in equilibrium; to suit, to go well together, to be a good match
つりあう
tsuriau to balance, to be in harmony, to be in equilibrium; to suit, to go well together, to be a good match
釣合う
tsuriau to balance, to be in harmony, to be in equilibrium; to suit, to go well together, to be a good match
つり合う
tsuriau to balance, to be in harmony, to be in equilibrium; to suit, to go well together, to be a good match
帳尻が合う
choujirigaau to balance (accounts); to even out, to balance out
重心を取る
juushinwotoru to balance (oneself)
持ち合ふ
mochiau to balance, to counterpoise; to remain unchanged; to share (e.g. the expense), to bear (part of)
釣合お
tsuriao to balance, to be in harmony, to be in equilibrium; to suit, to go well together, to be a good match
釣合わ
tsuriawa to balance, to be in harmony, to be in equilibrium; to suit, to go well together, to be a good match
釣合え
tsuriae to balance, to be in harmony, to be in equilibrium; to suit, to go well together, to be a good match
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