“To mark” in Japanese
Short answer
To mark 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 mark” in Japanese
画する
kakusuru to draw (a line); to demarcate, to mark, to divide, to map out; to plan
マーク
maaku mark, sign, symbol, emblem, logo, label, brand; to mark, to put a mark on; paying attention to, keeping one's eye on, watching, marking (a player), guarding
画す
kakusu to draw (a line); to demarcate, to mark, to divide, to map out; to plan
特色づける
tokushokuzukeru to distinguish, to mark, to differentiate, to characterize
銘打っ
meiu to engrave an inscription, to call (designate) itself, to mark, to label
告げる
tsugeru to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
飾る
kazaru to decorate, to ornament, to adorn; to display, to exhibit, to put on show, to arrange; to mark (e.g. the day with a victory), to adorn (e.g. the front page), to grace (e.g. the cover)
めいうっ
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
記す
shirusu to write down, to note down, to jot down, to take a note of; to mention, to describe, to give an account of; to inscribe, to mark, to brand
劃する
kakusuru to draw (a line); to demarcate, to mark, to divide, to map out; to plan
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