“To complicate” in Japanese
Short answer
To complicate in Japanese is “拗らせる” (kojiraseru). Full meaning: to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse.
Other ways to say “To complicate” in Japanese
拗らす
kojirasu to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
こね回す
konemawasu to knead, to mix, to complicate, to turn into a mess
こね返す
konekaesu to knead, to mix, to complicate, to turn into a mess
こじらせる
kojiraseru to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse
こじらす
kojirasu to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
拗らせれ
kojirasere to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse
拗らせよ
kojiraseyo to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse
拗らせん
kojirasen to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse
拗らせろ
kojirasero to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse
こじらせん
kojirasen to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse
拗らせよっ
kojiraseyo to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse
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