“To file” in Japanese
Short answer
To file in Japanese is “綴じ込む” (tojikomu). Full meaning: to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert.
Other ways to say “To file” in Japanese
綴じる
tojiru to bind, to file; to finish (a dish) by pouring beaten egg into the broth; to sew up, to stitch together
とじ込む
tojikomu to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert
とじこむ
tojikomu to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert
とじる
tojiru to bind, to file; to finish (a dish) by pouring beaten egg into the broth; to sew up, to stitch together
やすりを掛ける
yasuriwokakeru to file, to rasp, to use a file
とじん
tojin to bind, to file; to finish (a dish) by pouring beaten egg into the broth; to sew up, to stitch together
とじよ
tojiyo to bind, to file; to finish (a dish) by pouring beaten egg into the broth; to sew up, to stitch together
とじよう
tojiyoo to bind, to file; to finish (a dish) by pouring beaten egg into the broth; to sew up, to stitch together
とじろ
tojiro to bind, to file; to finish (a dish) by pouring beaten egg into the broth; to sew up, to stitch together
とじこもっ
tojikomo to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert
とじこも
tojikomo to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert
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