“To be put together” in Japanese
Short answer
To be put together in Japanese is “合わさる” (awasaru). Full meaning: to join, to be put together, to combine, to unite, to fit, to close (e.g. of a wound).
Other ways to say “To be put together” in Japanese
組み上がる
kumiagaru to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
合さる
awasaru to join, to be put together, to combine, to unite, to fit, to close (e.g. of a wound)
あわさる
awasaru to join, to be put together, to combine, to unite, to fit, to close (e.g. of a wound)
くみ上がる
kumiagaru to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
組みあがる
kumiagaru to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
合さっ
awasa to join, to be put together, to combine, to unite, to fit, to close (e.g. of a wound)
合さッ
awasa to join, to be put together, to combine, to unite, to fit, to close (e.g. of a wound)
合わさっ
awasa to join, to be put together, to combine, to unite, to fit, to close (e.g. of a wound)
あわさっ
awasa to join, to be put together, to combine, to unite, to fit, to close (e.g. of a wound)
合わさッ
awasa to join, to be put together, to combine, to unite, to fit, to close (e.g. of a wound)
あわさッ
awasa to join, to be put together, to combine, to unite, to fit, to close (e.g. of a wound)
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