“To infer” in Japanese
Short answer
To infer in Japanese is “うかがい知る” (ukagaishiru). Full meaning: to infer, to figure out, to get an idea of, to tell, to imagine, to guess, to grasp, to fathom, to understand, to know.
Other ways to say “To infer” in Japanese
推す
osu to recommend, to endorse (e.g. a candidate), to nominate, to support, to back; to infer (from), to deduce, to gather, to conjecture, to surmise; to think (something) through, to ponder deeply
察知
satchi to sense, to infer, to gather, to pick up on, to get wind of, to perceive
割り出す
waridasu to calculate, to compute; to deduce, to infer, to conclude
計る
hakaru to measure, to weigh, to survey, to time (sound, gauge, estimate); to conjecture, to infer, to surmise
偲ぶ
shinobu to recollect, to remember, to reminisce, to be nostalgic for; to imagine, to guess, to infer
うかがい知っ
ukagaishi to infer, to figure out, to get an idea of, to tell, to imagine, to guess, to grasp, to fathom, to understand, to know
うかがい知ッ
ukagaishi to infer, to figure out, to get an idea of, to tell, to imagine, to guess, to grasp, to fathom, to understand, to know
うかがい知ん
ukagaishin to infer, to figure out, to get an idea of, to tell, to imagine, to guess, to grasp, to fathom, to understand, to know
うかがい知ら
ukagaishira to infer, to figure out, to get an idea of, to tell, to imagine, to guess, to grasp, to fathom, to understand, to know
うかがい知ろ
ukagaishiro to infer, to figure out, to get an idea of, to tell, to imagine, to guess, to grasp, to fathom, to understand, to know
うかがい知り
ukagaishiri to infer, to figure out, to get an idea of, to tell, to imagine, to guess, to grasp, to fathom, to understand, to know
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