“To sort” in Japanese
Short answer
To sort in Japanese is “並べ替える” (narabekaeru). Full meaning: to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate.
Other ways to say “To sort” in Japanese
捌く
sabaku to handle well, to handle deftly; to deal with, to manage, to settle, to sort, to process; to prepare (meat or fish) for cooking, to dress (meat, etc.), to cut and trim (fish)
さばく
sabaku to handle well, to handle deftly; to deal with, to manage, to settle, to sort, to process; to prepare (meat or fish) for cooking, to dress (meat, etc.), to cut and trim (fish)
並べ替えん
narabekaen to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate
並べ替えよ
narabekaeyo to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate
並べ替えれ
narabekaere to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate
並べ替えろ
narabekaero to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate
並べ替えりゃ
narabekaerya to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate
並べ替えよふ
narabekaeyou to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate
並べ替えよう
narabekaeyou to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate
並べ替えよっ
narabekaeyo to rearrange, to reorder, to move around, to sort, to collate
さばい
sabai to handle well, to handle deftly; to deal with, to manage, to settle, to sort, to process; to prepare (meat or fish) for cooking, to dress (meat, etc.), to cut and trim (fish)
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