“To wear habitually” in Japanese
Short answer
To wear habitually in Japanese is “結い付ける” (yuitsukeru). Full meaning: to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle).
Other ways to say “To wear habitually” in Japanese
結い付け
yuitsuke to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
結付よふ
yuitsukeyou to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
結い付けん
yuitsuken to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
結い付けよ
yuitsukeyo to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
結い付けれ
yuitsukere to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
結い付けろ
yuitsukero to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
結い付けりゃ
yuitsukerya to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
結い付けよふ
yuitsukeyou to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
結い付けよう
yuitsukeyou to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
結い付けよっ
yuitsukeyo to tie together; to wear habitually (a hairstyle)
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