“To mount” in Japanese
Short answer
To mount in Japanese is “跨る” (matagaru). Full meaning: to straddle, to sit astride, to mount; to extend over, to spread over, to span, to extend into.
Other ways to say “To mount” in Japanese
据え付ける
suetsukeru to install, to equip, to mount
積もり積もる
tsumoritsumoru to pile up and up, to pile up more and more, to mount (e.g. debts, concerns)
マウントを取る
mauntowotoru to mount (animal behaviour); to assert dominance
据付ける
suetsukeru to install, to equip, to mount
散りばめる
chiribameru to inlay, to set, to stud (e.g. star-studded sky), to enchase (something) with, to mount (gems)
すえつける
suetsukeru to install, to equip, to mount
据ゑつける
suetsukeru to install, to equip, to mount
据えつける
suetsukeru to install, to equip, to mount
乗る
noru to get on (train, plane, bus, ship, etc.), to get in, to board, to take, to embark; to get on (e.g. a footstool), to step on, to jump on, to sit on, to mount; to reach, to go over, to pass
跨っ
mataga to straddle, to sit astride, to mount; to extend over, to spread over, to span, to extend into
跨ッ
mataga to straddle, to sit astride, to mount; to extend over, to spread over, to span, to extend into
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