“To label” in Japanese
Short answer
To label in Japanese is “銘打つ” (meiutsu). Full meaning: to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label.
Other ways to say “To label” in Japanese
札を付ける
fudawotsukeru to label, to put a tag on
レッテルを貼る
retteruwoharu to label (someone as)
銘打っ
meiu to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
めいうつ
meiutsu to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
めいうっ
meiu to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
銘打て
meiute to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
銘打ち
meiuchi to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
銘打と
meiuto to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
銘打た
meiuta to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
めいうた
meiuta to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
銘打ちゃ
meiucha to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
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