“To reset” in Japanese
Short answer
To reset in Japanese is “組み替える” (kumikaeru). Full meaning: to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes).
Other ways to say “To reset” in Japanese
植え替える
uekaeru to transplant (a plant), to replant; to reset (type)
組み直す
kuminaosu to reschedule, to recompose, to recross (one's legs), to reset
元に戻す
motonimodosu to go back to the start, to reset, to restore, to return to the point (of a discussion), to return something (that has been moved) to previous place, to reconstitute
組替える
kumikaeru to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes)
組換える
kumikaeru to rearrange (classes), to recompose, to reset, to recombine (genes)
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)
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)
植え換える
uekaeru to transplant (a plant), to replant; to reset (type)
植え代える
uekaeru to transplant (a plant), to replant; to reset (type)
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