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“To keep on file” in Japanese

Short answer
綴じ込む tojikomu とじこむ

To keep on 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 keep on file” in Japanese

とじこむ tojikomu to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert とじ込む tojikomu to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert とじこもっ tojikomo to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert とじこめ tojikome to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert とじ込ま tojikoma to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert 綴じ込も tojikomo to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert 綴じ込ん tojikon 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 とじこん tojikon to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert とじ込め tojikome to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert 綴じ込ま tojikoma to file (away), to keep on file; to bind up (e.g. between pages), to insert

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