“To tie up” in Japanese
Short answer
To tie up in Japanese is “括る” (kukuru). Full meaning: to tie up, to tie together, to bind, to bundle, to fasten; to hang (oneself); to summarize, to put (it all) together, to consolidate.
Other ways to say “To tie up” in Japanese
絡げる
karageru to tie up, to bind; to tuck up (clothes, etc.)
引っ括る
hikkukuru to bundle, to tie up
縛り上げる
shibariageru to bind up, to tie up
くくっ
kuku to tie up, to tie together, to bind, to bundle, to fasten; to hang (oneself); to summarize, to put (it all) together, to consolidate
括れる
kukureru to tie up, to tie together, to bind, to bundle, to fasten; to hang (oneself); to summarize, to put (it all) together, to consolidate
くくッ
kuku to tie up, to tie together, to bind, to bundle, to fasten; to hang (oneself); to summarize, to put (it all) together, to consolidate
くくり
kukuri to tie up, to tie together, to bind, to bundle, to fasten; to hang (oneself); to summarize, to put (it all) together, to consolidate
くくる
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
結わえる
iwaeru to bind, to fasten, to tie up
からげる
karageru to tie up, to bind; to tuck up (clothes, etc.)
くくれる
kukureru to tie up, to tie together, to bind, to bundle, to fasten; to hang (oneself); to summarize, to put (it all) together, to consolidate
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