“To set a boundary” in Japanese
Short answer
To set a boundary in Japanese is “境する” (kyousuru). Full meaning: to bound, to set a boundary.
Other ways to say “To set a boundary” in Japanese
境す
kyousu to bound, to set a boundary
一線を引く
issenwohiku to draw the line, to set a boundary, to make a clear distinction
境そ
kyouso to bound, to set a boundary
境し
kyoushi to bound, to set a boundary
境さ
kyousa to bound, to set a boundary
境せ
kyouse to bound, to set a boundary
境そっ
kyouso to bound, to set a boundary
境しよ
kyoushiyo to bound, to set a boundary
境すん
kyousun to bound, to set a boundary
境しろ
kyoushiro to bound, to set a boundary
境そふ
kyousou to bound, to set a boundary
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