“To conjoin” in Japanese
Short answer
To conjoin in Japanese is “抱き合わせる” (dakiawaseru). Full meaning: to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package.
Other ways to say “To conjoin” in Japanese
抱き合せる
dakiawaseru to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
だきあわせる
dakiawaseru to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
だきあわせ
dakiawase to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
抱き合せん
dakiawasen to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
抱き合せれ
dakiawasere to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
抱き合せよ
dakiawaseyo to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
抱き合せろ
dakiawasero to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
抱き合わせよ
dakiawaseyo to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
抱き合せよふ
dakiawaseyou to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
抱き合せよう
dakiawaseyou to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
だきあわせよ
dakiawaseyo to cause to embrace, to combine, to conjoin; to sell strong-selling products and poorly selling products together as a package
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.