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“To design” in Japanese

Short answer

企てる kuwadateru くわだてる

To design in Japanese is “企てる” (kuwadateru). Full meaning: to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business).

Other ways to say “To design” in Japanese

プロデュース purodeyuusu to produce (e.g. movie, play, show, event, musical recording, etc.), to design (e.g. new commercial product, restaurant concept, etc.), to create; production, creation, design 企だてる kuwadateru to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business) くわだてる kuwadateru to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business) 企てろ kuwadatero to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business) 企てん kuwadaten to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business) 企てれ kuwadatere to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business) 企だて kuwadate to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business) 企てよ kuwadateyo to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business) 企てよふ kuwadateyou to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business) 企てよう kuwadateyou to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business) 企だてろ kuwadatero to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business)

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