“To link together” in Japanese
Short answer
To link together in Japanese is “繋ぐ” (tsunagu). Full meaning: to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep.
Other ways to say “To link together” in Japanese
引き結ぶ
hikimusubu to connect, to link together, to pull together, to draw together; to close tightly, to purse (e.g. lips)
繫ぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
維ぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
絡ぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
連ぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
継なぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
つなぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
繋げる
tsunageru to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
繫げる
tsunageru to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
ひき結ぶ
hikimusubu to connect, to link together, to pull together, to draw together; to close tightly, to purse (e.g. lips)
つなげる
tsunageru to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
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