“To be set up” in Japanese
Short answer
To be set up in Japanese is “組み上がる” (kumiagaru). Full meaning: to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type).
Other ways to say “To be set up” in Japanese
組みあがる
kumiagaru to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
くみ上がる
kumiagaru to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
くみ上がッ
kumiaga to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
組み上がっ
kumiaga to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
組みあがっ
kumiaga to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
くみ上がっ
kumiaga to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
組み上がッ
kumiaga to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
組みあがッ
kumiaga to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
くみ上がろ
kumiagaro to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
組みあがん
kumiagan to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
組み上がり
kumiagari to be set up (completely), to be put together, to be composed (e.g. type)
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