“To plot” in Japanese
Short answer
To plot in Japanese is “巧む” (takumu). Full meaning: to devise, to plot, to plan.
Other ways to say “To plot” in Japanese
企てる
kuwadateru to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business)
図る
hakaru to plan, to attempt, to devise; to plot, to conspire, to scheme; to aim for, to strive for, to work towards, to seek
仕組む
shikumu to devise, to arrange, to plan, to plot
工む
takumu to devise, to plot, to plan
たくま
takuma to devise, to plot, to plan
たくむ
takumu to devise, to plot, to plan
企だてる
kuwadateru to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business)
くわだてる
kuwadateru to plan, to plot, to propose, to design, to intend, to contemplate; to attempt (e.g. suicide, murder), to undertake (e.g. business)
圖る
hakaru to plan, to attempt, to devise; to plot, to conspire, to scheme; to aim for, to strive for, to work towards, to seek
図れる
hakareru to plan, to attempt, to devise; to plot, to conspire, to scheme; to aim for, to strive for, to work towards, to seek
はかっ
haka to plan, to attempt, to devise; to plot, to conspire, to scheme; to aim for, to strive for, to work towards, to seek
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