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“To demarcate” in Japanese

Short answer

画する kakusuru かくする

To demarcate in Japanese is “画する” (kakusuru). Full meaning: to draw (a line); to demarcate, to mark, to divide, to map out; to plan.

Other ways to say “To demarcate” in Japanese

画す kakusu to draw (a line); to demarcate, to mark, to divide, to map out; to plan 区切る kugiru to divide, to separate, to partition, to demarcate, to delimit, to mark off; to punctuate, to mark off (with a comma), to insert pauses (between words or phrases when reading aloud), to space one's words 劃する kakusuru to draw (a line); to demarcate, to mark, to divide, to map out; to plan かくする kakusuru to draw (a line); to demarcate, to mark, to divide, to map out; to plan かくしよう kakushiyoo to draw (a line); to demarcate, to mark, to divide, to map out; to plan 劃す kakusu to draw (a line); to demarcate, to mark, to divide, to map out; to plan 劃る kugiru to divide, to separate, to partition, to demarcate, to delimit, to mark off; to punctuate, to mark off (with a comma), to insert pauses (between words or phrases when reading aloud), to space one's words 句切る kugiru to divide, to separate, to partition, to demarcate, to delimit, to mark off; to punctuate, to mark off (with a comma), to insert pauses (between words or phrases when reading aloud), to space one's words 区ぎる kugiru to divide, to separate, to partition, to demarcate, to delimit, to mark off; to punctuate, to mark off (with a comma), to insert pauses (between words or phrases when reading aloud), to space one's words くぎる kugiru to divide, to separate, to partition, to demarcate, to delimit, to mark off; to punctuate, to mark off (with a comma), to insert pauses (between words or phrases when reading aloud), to space one's words くぎれる kugireru to divide, to separate, to partition, to demarcate, to delimit, to mark off; to punctuate, to mark off (with a comma), to insert pauses (between words or phrases when reading aloud), to space one's words

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