“To vary” in Japanese
Short answer
To vary in Japanese is “異なる” (kotonaru). Full meaning: to differ, to be different, to disagree, to vary, to diverge.
Other ways to say “To vary” in Japanese
変わる
kawaru to change, to be transformed, to be altered, to vary; to move to; to be different, to be uncommon, to be unusual
違う
chigau to differ (from), to be different, to be distinct, to be unlike, to vary, to disagree (with); to be wrong, to be incorrect, to be mistaken; to become abnormal, to go wrong
変える
kaeru to change, to alter, to transform, to convert, to turn, to vary; to reform, to revise, to amend
變る
kawaru to change, to be transformed, to be altered, to vary; to move to; to be different, to be uncommon, to be unusual
代る
kawaru to change, to be transformed, to be altered, to vary; to move to; to be different, to be uncommon, to be unusual
異ル
kotonaru to differ, to be different, to disagree, to vary, to diverge
変る
kawaru to change, to be transformed, to be altered, to vary; to move to; to be different, to be uncommon, to be unusual
渝る
kawaru to change, to be transformed, to be altered, to vary; to move to; to be different, to be uncommon, to be unusual
替る
kawaru to change, to be transformed, to be altered, to vary; to move to; to be different, to be uncommon, to be unusual
異る
kotonaru to differ, to be different, to disagree, to vary, to diverge
替わる
kawaru to change, to be transformed, to be altered, to vary; to move to; to be different, to be uncommon, to be unusual
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