“To garnish” in Japanese
Short answer
To garnish in Japanese is “添える” (soeru). Full meaning: to garnish, to accompany (as a card does a gift); to add to as support, to prop up; to accompany (as an aid, guide, translator, etc.).
Other ways to say “To garnish” in Japanese
そえる
soeru to garnish, to accompany (as a card does a gift); to add to as support, to prop up; to accompany (as an aid, guide, translator, etc.)
添へる
soeru to garnish, to accompany (as a card does a gift); to add to as support, to prop up; to accompany (as an aid, guide, translator, etc.)
副える
soeru to garnish, to accompany (as a card does a gift); to add to as support, to prop up; to accompany (as an aid, guide, translator, etc.)
差し押さえる
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
差押える
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
さし抑える
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
差し押える
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
差押さえる
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
さしおさえる
sashiosaeru to seize, to impound, to garnish, to attach goods
副え
soe to garnish, to accompany (as a card does a gift); to add to as support, to prop up; to accompany (as an aid, guide, translator, etc.)
添へ
soe to garnish, to accompany (as a card does a gift); to add to as support, to prop up; to accompany (as an aid, guide, translator, etc.)
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