“To link” in Japanese
Short answer
To link in Japanese is “組む” (kumu). Full meaning: to cross (legs or arms), to link (arms); to put together, to construct, to assemble, to produce (e.g. TV program); to braid, to plait.
Other ways to say “To link” in Japanese
結び合わす
musubiawasu to tie, to link, to connect, to correlate
結び合わせる
musubiawaseru to tie, to link, to connect, to correlate
結ぶ
musubu to tie, to bind, to link; to bear (fruit); to close (e.g. deal), to confirm, to conclude
紐づける
himozukeru to link (information, accounts, etc.), to associate, to connect
拱む
kumu to cross (legs or arms), to link (arms); to put together, to construct, to assemble, to produce (e.g. TV program); to braid, to plait
組める
kumeru to cross (legs or arms), to link (arms); to put together, to construct, to assemble, to produce (e.g. TV program); to braid, to plait
結びあわす
musubiawasu to tie, to link, to connect, to correlate
結びつける
musubitsukeru to tie (to), to fasten, to attach, to join, to bind; to connect (one thing with another), to link, to bring together, to combine, to associate
結び合せる
musubiawaseru to tie, to link, to connect, to correlate
結びあわせる
musubiawaseru to tie, to link, to connect, to correlate
掬ぶ
musubu to tie, to bind, to link; to bear (fruit); to close (e.g. deal), to confirm, to conclude
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