“To represent” in Japanese
Short answer
To represent in Japanese is “表す” (arawasu). Full meaning: to represent, to signify, to stand for; to reveal, to show, to display; to express.
Other ways to say “To represent” in Japanese
象る
katachidoru to model (something) on, to be modelled on, to be made in the shape of, to take the shape of, to imitate; to symbolize, to represent
表さ
arawasa to represent, to signify, to stand for; to reveal, to show, to display; to express
表そ
arawaso to represent, to signify, to stand for; to reveal, to show, to display; to express
表し
arawashi to represent, to signify, to stand for; to reveal, to show, to display; to express
表そふ
arawasou to represent, to signify, to stand for; to reveal, to show, to display; to express
表そう
arawasou to represent, to signify, to stand for; to reveal, to show, to display; to express
表しゃ
arawasha to represent, to signify, to stand for; to reveal, to show, to display; to express
表そっ
arawaso to represent, to signify, to stand for; to reveal, to show, to display; to express
替わる
kawaru to succeed, to relieve, to replace; to take the place of, to substitute for, to take over for, to represent, to hand over (telephone); to be exchanged, to change (places with), to switch
形取る
katachidoru to model (something) on, to be modelled on, to be made in the shape of, to take the shape of, to imitate; to symbolize, to represent
型どる
katadoru to model (something) on, to be modelled on, to be made in the shape of, to take the shape of, to imitate; to symbolize, to represent
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