“To put together” in Japanese
Short answer
To put together in Japanese is “組み合わす” (kumiawasu). Full meaning: to put together, to combine, to join together, to join up; to match against (e.g. in a sport).
Other ways to say “To put together” in Japanese
寄せ集める
yoseatsumeru to put together, to gather, to collect, to scrape together
組み合わせる
kumiawaseru to put together, to combine, to join together, to join up; to match against (e.g. in a sport)
取り合わせる
toriawaseru to put together, to assemble
纏める
matomeru to collect, to put (it all) together, to integrate, to consolidate, to unify; to summarize, to aggregate; to bring to a conclusion, to finalize, to settle, to put in order
取り混ぜる
torimazeru to mix, to put together
組み上げる
kumiageru to compose, to put together
組み立てる
kumitateru to assemble, to put together, to set up, to construct, to build, to compose (a story, poem, etc.); to form (words, sentences, etc.)
組む
kumu to cross (legs or arms), to link (arms); to put together, to construct, to assemble, to produce (e.g. TV program); to braid, to plait
組合す
kumiawasu to put together, to combine, to join together, to join up; to match against (e.g. in a sport)
固める
katameru to harden, to freeze, to strengthen, to solidify, to make (a fist), to tramp down (snow, dirt); to put together, to collect, to gather, to consolidate; to make secure, to stabilize, to settle down, to strengthen (belief, resolution, etc.), to establi
組合せる
kumiawaseru to put together, to combine, to join together, to join up; to match against (e.g. in a sport)
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