“To be arranged” in Japanese
Short answer
To be arranged in Japanese is “生かる” (ikaru). Full meaning: to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried.
Other ways to say “To be arranged” in Japanese
整う
totonou to be ready, to be prepared, to be arranged; to be in order, to be put in order, to be well-ordered, to be well-proportioned, to be harmonious; to be adjusted, to be regulated, to be refined (e.g. of a face)
活かる
ikaru to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried
決まる
kimaru to be decided, to be settled, to be fixed, to be arranged; to be unchanging, to be the same (as always), to be fixed, to be set; to be a fixed rule, to be destined, to be a convention, to be a custom, to be common knowledge
生かっ
ika to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried
生かッ
ika to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried
調う
totonou to be ready, to be prepared, to be arranged; to be in order, to be put in order, to be well-ordered, to be well-proportioned, to be harmonious; to be adjusted, to be regulated, to be refined (e.g. of a face)
斉う
totonou to be ready, to be prepared, to be arranged; to be in order, to be put in order, to be well-ordered, to be well-proportioned, to be harmonious; to be adjusted, to be regulated, to be refined (e.g. of a face)
斉い
totonoi to be ready, to be prepared, to be arranged; to be in order, to be put in order, to be well-ordered, to be well-proportioned, to be harmonious; to be adjusted, to be regulated, to be refined (e.g. of a face)
ととのう
totonou to be ready, to be prepared, to be arranged; to be in order, to be put in order, to be well-ordered, to be well-proportioned, to be harmonious; to be adjusted, to be regulated, to be refined (e.g. of a face)
活かっ
ika to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried
活かッ
ika to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried
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