“To think up” in Japanese
Short answer
To think up in Japanese is “編み出す” (amidasu). Full meaning: to think up, to think out, to work out, to come up with, to devise, to invent; to knit (a pattern into a sweater, etc.); to start knitting.
Other ways to say “To think up” in Japanese
捻り出す
hineridasu to work out, to think up, to devise, to come up with; to manage to find (money, time, etc.), to scrape together (funds)
編出す
amidasu to think up, to think out, to work out, to come up with, to devise, to invent; to knit (a pattern into a sweater, etc.); to start knitting
あみ出す
amidasu to think up, to think out, to work out, to come up with, to devise, to invent; to knit (a pattern into a sweater, etc.); to start knitting
編みだす
amidasu to think up, to think out, to work out, to come up with, to devise, to invent; to knit (a pattern into a sweater, etc.); to start knitting
あみだす
amidasu to think up, to think out, to work out, to come up with, to devise, to invent; to knit (a pattern into a sweater, etc.); to start knitting
拈り出す
hineridasu to work out, to think up, to devise, to come up with; to manage to find (money, time, etc.), to scrape together (funds)
ヒネリ出す
hineridasu to work out, to think up, to devise, to come up with; to manage to find (money, time, etc.), to scrape together (funds)
ひねりだす
hineridasu to work out, to think up, to devise, to come up with; to manage to find (money, time, etc.), to scrape together (funds)
捻り出せる
hineridaseru to work out, to think up, to devise, to come up with; to manage to find (money, time, etc.), to scrape together (funds)
ひねり出す
hineridasu to work out, to think up, to devise, to come up with; to manage to find (money, time, etc.), to scrape together (funds)
ひねり出せる
hineridaseru to work out, to think up, to devise, to come up with; to manage to find (money, time, etc.), to scrape together (funds)
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