“To sum up” in Japanese
Short answer
To sum up in Japanese is “掻い摘む” (kaitsumamu). Full meaning: to sum up, to summarize, to summarise.
Other ways to say “To sum up” in Japanese
合する
gassuru to join together, to sum up, to combine, to unite, to mix, to agree with
合す
gousu to join together, to sum up, to combine, to unite, to mix, to agree with
包める
kurumeru to lump together, to include, to sum up, to quibble
加える
kuwaeru to add, to add up, to sum up, to append, to annex; to increase, to gather (e.g. speed), to pick up; to include, to count in, to let join
掻摘む
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
搔い摘む
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
かい摘む
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
かいつまむ
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
掻いつまむ
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
結論づける
ketsuronzukeru to reason, to sum up, to conclude
加へる
kuwaeru to add, to add up, to sum up, to append, to annex; to increase, to gather (e.g. speed), to pick up; to include, to count in, to let join
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