“To rearrange” in Japanese
Short answer
To rearrange in Japanese is “並べ直す” (narabenaosu). Full meaning: to rearrange, to resequence.
Other ways to say “To rearrange” in Japanese
並べ替える
narabekaeru to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate
組み替える
kumikaeru to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes)
並び替える
narabikaeru to reorganize, to rearrange, to put (things) in order
組換える
kumikaeru to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes)
組替える
kumikaeru to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes)
ならべ直す
narabenaosu to rearrange, to resequence
組み換える
kumikaeru to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes)
組みかえる
kumikaeru to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes)
並べなおす
narabenaosu to rearrange, to resequence
組み変える
kumikaeru to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes)
くみかえる
kumikaeru to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes)
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