“To get married” in Japanese
Short answer
To get married in Japanese is “連れ合う” (tsureau). Full meaning: to get married; to accompany each other, to go together.
Other ways to say “To get married” in Japanese
引っ付く
hittsuku to stick to, to cling to, to adhere to; to become intimate (of a man and woman), to get close, to get married
連れ合え
tsureae to get married; to accompany each other, to go together
連れ合お
tsureao to get married; to accompany each other, to go together
連れ合っ
tsurea to get married; to accompany each other, to go together
連れ合わ
tsureawa to get married; to accompany each other, to go together
相具す
aigusu to accompany someone, to bring someone along; to get married
連れ合おう
tsureaou to get married; to accompany each other, to go together
連れ合おっ
tsureao to get married; to accompany each other, to go together
一緒になる
isshoninaru to come together, to join, to merge, to meet (up with); to get married, to become a married couple
ひっ付く
hittsuku to stick to, to cling to, to adhere to; to become intimate (of a man and woman), to get close, to get married
ひつつく
hittsuku to stick to, to cling to, to adhere to; to become intimate (of a man and woman), to get close, to get married
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