“To lump together” in Japanese
Short answer
To lump together in Japanese is “包める” (kurumeru). Full meaning: to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble.
Other ways to say “To lump together” in Japanese
くるめ
kurume to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
くるめる
kurumeru to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
くるめよ
kurumeyo to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
くるめん
kurumen to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
くるめれ
kurumere to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
くるめろ
kurumero to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
くるめよふ
kurumeyoo to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
くるめよう
kurumeyoo to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
くるめよっ
kurumeyo to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
くるめりゃ
kurumerya to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
一緒にする
isshonisuru to do together; to put together, to lump together, to mix, to join; to regard in the same light, to put in the same category, to class ... with ..., to confuse
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