“With” in Japanese
Short answer
With in Japanese is “ぐるみ” (gurumi). Full meaning: (together) with, -wide, including.
Other ways to say “With” in Japanese
ウィズ
wizu with
くるみ
kurumi (together) with, -wide, including
クルミ
kurumi (together) with, -wide, including
以て
motte with, by, by means of; because of, on account of, for, due to; on (a day, date), at (a time), as of (e.g. today)
ウイズ
uizu with
ヴィス
bisu with
ウイス
uisu with
以ちまして
mochimashite with, by, by means of; because of, on account of, for, due to; on (a day, date), at (a time), as of (e.g. today)
随に
manimani at the mercy of (e.g. the waves), with (e.g. the wind)
に連れ
nitsure as (X, then Y), with, in accordance with, in proportion to
を以て
womotte by (means of), with
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