“To reform” in Japanese
Short answer
To reform in Japanese is “修まる” (osamaru). Full meaning: to reform (oneself), to conduct oneself well.
Other ways to say “To reform” in Japanese
正す
tadasu to correct, to rectify, to reform, to amend, to redress; to straighten (one's posture, collar, etc.), to adjust
改める
aratameru to change, to alter, to revise, to replace; to reform, to correct, to mend, to improve; to examine, to check, to inspect
変える
kaeru to change, to alter, to transform, to convert, to turn, to vary; to reform, to revise, to amend
訊す
tadasu to correct, to rectify, to reform, to amend, to redress; to straighten (one's posture, collar, etc.), to adjust
糺す
tadasu to correct, to rectify, to reform, to amend, to redress; to straighten (one's posture, collar, etc.), to adjust
質せる
tadaseru to correct, to rectify, to reform, to amend, to redress; to straighten (one's posture, collar, etc.), to adjust
正せる
tadaseru to correct, to rectify, to reform, to amend, to redress; to straighten (one's posture, collar, etc.), to adjust
糾せる
tadaseru to correct, to rectify, to reform, to amend, to redress; to straighten (one's posture, collar, etc.), to adjust
かえ
kae to change, to alter, to transform, to convert, to turn, to vary; to reform, to revise, to amend
易える
kaeru to change, to alter, to transform, to convert, to turn, to vary; to reform, to revise, to amend
換える
kaeru to change, to alter, to transform, to convert, to turn, to vary; to reform, to revise, to amend
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