“To summarize” in Japanese
Short answer
To summarize in Japanese is “掻い摘む” (kaitsumamu). Full meaning: to sum up, to summarize, to summarise.
Other ways to say “To summarize” in Japanese
纏める
matomeru to collect, to put (it all) together, to integrate, to consolidate, to unify; to summarize, to aggregate; to bring to a conclusion, to finalize, to settle, to put in order
掻摘む
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
かい摘む
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
搔い摘む
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
掻いつまむ
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
かいつまむ
kaitsumamu to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
括る
kukuru to tie up, to tie together, to bind, to bundle, to fasten; to hang (oneself); to summarize, to put (it all) together, to consolidate
纒める
matomeru to collect, to put (it all) together, to integrate, to consolidate, to unify; to summarize, to aggregate; to bring to a conclusion, to finalize, to settle, to put in order
まとめる
matomeru to collect, to put (it all) together, to integrate, to consolidate, to unify; to summarize, to aggregate; to bring to a conclusion, to finalize, to settle, to put in order
掻摘み
kaitsumami to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
掻摘も
kaitsumamo to sum up, to summarize, to summarise
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