“To ring” in Japanese
Short answer
To ring in Japanese is “鳴らす” (narasu). Full meaning: to ring, to sound, to chime, to beat, to snort (nose), to snap (fingers), to crack (joints); to be popular, to be esteemed, to be reputed; to state, to insist, to complain.
Other ways to say “To ring” in Japanese
打ち鳴らす
uchinarasu to ring (a bell), to strike (a gong, drum, etc.), to beat, to sound
鳴る
naru to sound, to ring, to resound, to echo, to roar, to rumble
鳴せる
naraseru to ring, to sound, to chime, to beat, to snort (nose), to snap (fingers), to crack (joints); to be popular, to be esteemed, to be reputed; to state, to insist, to complain
鳴らせる
naraseru to ring, to sound, to chime, to beat, to snort (nose), to snap (fingers), to crack (joints); to be popular, to be esteemed, to be reputed; to state, to insist, to complain
打鳴らす
uchinarasu to ring (a bell), to strike (a gong, drum, etc.), to beat, to sound
ならせる
naraseru to ring, to sound, to chime, to beat, to snort (nose), to snap (fingers), to crack (joints); to be popular, to be esteemed, to be reputed; to state, to insist, to complain
うち鳴らす
uchinarasu to ring (a bell), to strike (a gong, drum, etc.), to beat, to sound
撃ち鳴らす
uchinarasu to ring (a bell), to strike (a gong, drum, etc.), to beat, to sound
打ちならす
uchinarasu to ring (a bell), to strike (a gong, drum, etc.), to beat, to sound
うちならす
uchinarasu to ring (a bell), to strike (a gong, drum, etc.), to beat, to sound
拍ち鳴らす
uchinarasu to ring (a bell), to strike (a gong, drum, etc.), to beat, to sound
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