“To place in a row” in Japanese
Short answer
To place in a row in Japanese is “並べ立てる” (narabetateru). Full meaning: to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies.
Other ways to say “To place in a row” in Japanese
並べ立る
narabetateru to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
並立てる
narabetateru to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
竝べ立てる
narabetateru to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
並べたてる
narabetateru to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
ならべたてる
narabetateru to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
ならべ立てる
narabetateru to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
並立て
narabetate to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
並べ立
narabetate to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
並べ立ろ
narabetatero to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
竝べ立て
narabetate to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
並べ立て
narabetate to place in a row, to line up; to list, to enumerate; to talk a lot of nonsense, to tell a lot of lies
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