“To tidy” in Japanese
Short answer
To tidy in Japanese is “片す” (katasu). Full meaning: to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order.
Other ways to say “To tidy” in Japanese
かたし
katashi to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
かたす
katasu to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
片せる
kataseru to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
かたせ
katase to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
片し
katashi to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
片そ
kataso to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
片せ
katase to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
片さ
katasa to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
片せろ
katasero to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
片そう
katasou to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
かたさ
katasa to move, to put elsewhere; to tidy, to put in order
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