“To scheme” in Japanese
Short answer
To scheme in Japanese is “企む” (takuramu). Full meaning: to scheme, to plan, to play a trick, to invent, to conspire, to frame up.
Other ways to say “To scheme” in Japanese
謀る
tabakaru to work out a plan of deception, to scheme, to take in, to dupe, to deceive
目論む
mokuromu to plan, to form a plan, to scheme, to envision, to intend to do
企らむ
takuramu to scheme, to plan, to play a trick, to invent, to conspire, to frame up
企める
takurameru to scheme, to plan, to play a trick, to invent, to conspire, to frame up
たくらむ
takuramu to scheme, to plan, to play a trick, to invent, to conspire, to frame up
たくらめる
takurameru to scheme, to plan, to play a trick, to invent, to conspire, to frame up
図る
hakaru to plan, to attempt, to devise; to plot, to conspire, to scheme; to aim for, to strive for, to work towards, to seek
もくろむ
mokuromu to plan, to form a plan, to scheme, to envision, to intend to do
企み
takurami to scheme, to plan, to play a trick, to invent, to conspire, to frame up
企ま
takurama to scheme, to plan, to play a trick, to invent, to conspire, to frame up
企め
takurame to scheme, to plan, to play a trick, to invent, to conspire, to frame up
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