“To sit in a row” in Japanese
Short answer
To sit in a row in Japanese is “居並ぶ” (inarabu). Full meaning: to sit in a row, to be arrayed.
Other ways to say “To sit in a row” in Japanese
並み居る
namiiru to sit in a row, to be present (and lined up)
並居る
namiiru to sit in a row, to be present (and lined up)
なみ居る
namiiru to sit in a row, to be present (and lined up)
いならぶ
inarabu to sit in a row, to be arrayed
並みいる
namiiru to sit in a row, to be present (and lined up)
居ならぶ
inarabu to sit in a row, to be arrayed
なみいる
namiiru to sit in a row, to be present (and lined up)
並居
namii to sit in a row, to be present (and lined up)
居並べ
inarabe to sit in a row, to be arrayed
並居れ
namiire to sit in a row, to be present (and lined up)
なみ居
namii to sit in a row, to be present (and lined up)
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