“To state” in Japanese
Short answer
To state in Japanese is “述べる” (noberu). Full meaning: to state, to express, to say, to tell, to mention.
Other ways to say “To state” in Japanese
叙べる
noberu to state, to express, to say, to tell, to mention
陳べる
noberu to state, to express, to say, to tell, to mention
宣べる
noberu to state, to express, to say, to tell, to mention
のべる
noberu to state, to express, to say, to tell, to mention
申し上げる
moushiageru to say, to tell, to state, to express, to offer, to extend (greetings, congratulations, etc.); to do
申し述べる
moushinoberu to say, to tell (someone), to state
言い立てる
iitateru to assert, to declare, to claim, to state, to insist, to maintain; to list (one by one), to enumerate, to count off; to spread rumours (rumors), to go on and on (about)
仰せられる
ooserareru to say, to state
鳴らす
narasu to ring, to sound, to chime, to beat, to snort (nose), to snap (fingers), to crack (joints); to be popular, to be esteemed, to be reputed; to state, to insist, to complain
申述べる
moushinoberu to say, to tell (someone), to state
申上げる
moushiageru to say, to tell, to state, to express, to offer, to extend (greetings, congratulations, etc.); to do
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