“To bridge” in Japanese
Short answer
To bridge in Japanese is “架かる” (kakaru). Full meaning: to span, to bridge, to cross, to straddle.
Other ways to say “To bridge” in Japanese
架け橋となる
kakehashitonaru to bridge (e.g. cultural divides, technical differences, etc.), to bring together
跨ぐ
matagu to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
跨げる
matageru to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
またぐ
matagu to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
またげる
matageru to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
またい
matai to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
またご
matago to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
またが
mataga to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
またげ
matage to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
跨い
matai to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
跨ご
matago to step over, to step across, to stride over, to stride across, to cross; to stretch over, to span, to bridge, to saddle, to straddle
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