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“To twist together” in Japanese

Short answer

ない交ぜる naimazeru ないまぜる

To twist together in Japanese is “ない交ぜる” (naimazeru). Full meaning: to twist (threads of different colours) together (into a string), to entwine, to interweave; to mix, to combine, to weave together (e.g. fact and fiction), to interweave.

Other ways to say “To twist together” in Japanese

撚り合わせる yoriawaseru to intertwine, to twist together ない交ぜれ naimazere to twist (threads of different colours) together (into a string), to entwine, to interweave; to mix, to combine, to weave together (e.g. fact and fiction), to interweave ない交ぜろ naimazero to twist (threads of different colours) together (into a string), to entwine, to interweave; to mix, to combine, to weave together (e.g. fact and fiction), to interweave ない交ぜん naimazen to twist (threads of different colours) together (into a string), to entwine, to interweave; to mix, to combine, to weave together (e.g. fact and fiction), to interweave ない交ぜよ naimazeyo to twist (threads of different colours) together (into a string), to entwine, to interweave; to mix, to combine, to weave together (e.g. fact and fiction), to interweave ない交ぜよっ naimazeyo to twist (threads of different colours) together (into a string), to entwine, to interweave; to mix, to combine, to weave together (e.g. fact and fiction), to interweave ない交ぜりゃ naimazerya to twist (threads of different colours) together (into a string), to entwine, to interweave; to mix, to combine, to weave together (e.g. fact and fiction), to interweave ない交ぜよふ naimazeyou to twist (threads of different colours) together (into a string), to entwine, to interweave; to mix, to combine, to weave together (e.g. fact and fiction), to interweave ない交ぜよう naimazeyou to twist (threads of different colours) together (into a string), to entwine, to interweave; to mix, to combine, to weave together (e.g. fact and fiction), to interweave 撚り合わせ yoriawase to intertwine, to twist together 撚り合わせれ yoriawasere to intertwine, to twist together

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