“To vie” in Japanese
Short answer
To vie in Japanese is “戦わす” (tatakawasu). Full meaning: to compete, to vie, to contend; to make fight against another (person, animal), to pit against, to set against; to debate, to argue.
Other ways to say “To vie” in Japanese
競う
kiou to compete, to contend, to vie, to contest
比べる
kuraberu to compare, to make a comparison; to compete, to vie
闘わす
tatakawasu to compete, to vie, to contend; to make fight against another (person, animal), to pit against, to set against; to debate, to argue
たたかわす
tatakawasu to compete, to vie, to contend; to make fight against another (person, animal), to pit against, to set against; to debate, to argue
競える
kisoeru to compete, to contend, to vie, to contest
きそえる
kisoeru to compete, to contend, to vie, to contest
きそふ
kisou to compete, to contend, to vie, to contest
較べる
kuraberu to compare, to make a comparison; to compete, to vie
競べる
kuraberu to compare, to make a comparison; to compete, to vie
校べる
kuraberu to compare, to make a comparison; to compete, to vie
くらべる
kuraberu to compare, to make a comparison; to compete, to vie
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