“To organize” in Japanese
Short answer
To organize in Japanese is “系統立てる” (keitoudateru). Full meaning: to systematize, to organize.
Other ways to say “To organize” in Japanese
秩序立てる
chitsujodateru to put in order, to organize, to systematize
設ける
moukeru to prepare, to provide; to set up, to establish, to organize, to lay down (rules), to make (an excuse)
仕切る
jikiru to partition, to divide, to mark off; to direct, to manage, to run, to organize, to take responsibility for; to settle accounts
しきる
shikiru to partition, to divide, to mark off; to direct, to manage, to run, to organize, to take responsibility for; to settle accounts
じきる
jikiru to partition, to divide, to mark off; to direct, to manage, to run, to organize, to take responsibility for; to settle accounts
仕切れる
shikireru to partition, to divide, to mark off; to direct, to manage, to run, to organize, to take responsibility for; to settle accounts
しきん
shikin to partition, to divide, to mark off; to direct, to manage, to run, to organize, to take responsibility for; to settle accounts
じきん
jikin to partition, to divide, to mark off; to direct, to manage, to run, to organize, to take responsibility for; to settle accounts
しきッ
shiki to partition, to divide, to mark off; to direct, to manage, to run, to organize, to take responsibility for; to settle accounts
じきっ
jiki to partition, to divide, to mark off; to direct, to manage, to run, to organize, to take responsibility for; to settle accounts
しきっ
shiki to partition, to divide, to mark off; to direct, to manage, to run, to organize, to take responsibility for; to settle accounts
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