“To solidify” in Japanese
Short answer
To solidify in Japanese is “固まる” (katamaru). Full meaning: to harden, to solidify; to become firm, to become certain; to gather (together), to assemble, to huddle together.
Other ways to say “To solidify” in Japanese
固める
katameru to harden, to freeze, to strengthen, to solidify, to make (a fist), to tramp down (snow, dirt); to put together, to collect, to gather, to consolidate; to make secure, to stabilize, to settle down, to strengthen (belief, resolution, etc.), to establi
固る
katamaru to harden, to solidify; to become firm, to become certain; to gather (together), to assemble, to huddle together
塊まる
katamaru to harden, to solidify; to become firm, to become certain; to gather (together), to assemble, to huddle together
固まれる
katamareru to harden, to solidify; to become firm, to become certain; to gather (together), to assemble, to huddle together
かたまる
katamaru to harden, to solidify; to become firm, to become certain; to gather (together), to assemble, to huddle together
かたまれる
katamareru to harden, to solidify; to become firm, to become certain; to gather (together), to assemble, to huddle together
堅める
katameru to harden, to freeze, to strengthen, to solidify, to make (a fist), to tramp down (snow, dirt); to put together, to collect, to gather, to consolidate; to make secure, to stabilize, to settle down, to strengthen (belief, resolution, etc.), to establi
固まり
katamari to harden, to solidify; to become firm, to become certain; to gather (together), to assemble, to huddle together
かたまり
katamari to harden, to solidify; to become firm, to become certain; to gather (together), to assemble, to huddle together
かためる
katameru to harden, to freeze, to strengthen, to solidify, to make (a fist), to tramp down (snow, dirt); to put together, to collect, to gather, to consolidate; to make secure, to stabilize, to settle down, to strengthen (belief, resolution, etc.), to establi
固ッ
katama to harden, to solidify; to become firm, to become certain; to gather (together), to assemble, to huddle together
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