“To fabricate” in Japanese
Short answer
To fabricate in Japanese is “でっち上げる” (detchiageru). Full meaning: to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner).
Other ways to say “To fabricate” in Japanese
デッチ上げる
detchiageru to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner)
朝日る
asahiru to fabricate (stories), to make up
作り上げる
tsukuriageru to build up, to complete, to construct, to create, to put together; to make up, to fabricate, to invent, to cook up
デッチ上げん
detchiagen to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner)
デッチ上げろ
detchiagero to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner)
でっち上げろ
detchiagero to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner)
デッチ上げれ
detchiagere to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner)
でっち上げん
detchiagen to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner)
デッチ上げよ
detchiageyo to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner)
でっち上げよ
detchiageyo to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner)
でっち上げれ
detchiagere to fabricate, to invent, to make up (a story), to cook up, to trump up (a charge), to concoct; to cobble together, to put together (in a slapdash manner)
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