“To compare” in Japanese
Short answer
To compare in Japanese is “類える” (tagueru). Full meaning: to compare, to liken; to make (someone) accompany.
Other ways to say “To compare” in Japanese
比べる
kuraberu to compare, to make a comparison; to compete, to vie
比する
hisuru to compare
寄える
yosoeru to compare, to liken; to use as a pretext
述べ合う
nobeau to compare (e.g. notes), to exchange (e.g. views, opinions)
引き比べる
hikikuraberu to compare
照らし合わせる
terashiawaseru to check, to compare
較べる
kuraberu to compare, to make a comparison; to compete, to vie
競べる
kuraberu to compare, to make a comparison; to compete, to vie
照らす
terasu to shine on, to illuminate; to compare (with), to refer to
比える
tagueru to compare, to liken; to make (someone) accompany
校べる
kuraberu to compare, to make a comparison; to compete, to vie
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