found in Japanese
found in Japanese is 打ち立てる, 興す, 設立 — found means past tense and past participle of "find.".
found in Japanese
打ち立てる
Pronounced: uchitateru
To start (an institution or organization).
興す
Pronounced: okosu
To start (an institution or organization).
設立
Pronounced: setsuritsu
To start (an institution or organization).
基礎
Pronounced: kiso
To begin building.
What does "found" mean?
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verb Past tense and past participle of "find."
"She found her keys under the couch."
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verb To establish or start something, such as an organization or institution.
"The two friends founded the company in a garage."
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verb To base something on a particular idea, principle, or fact.
"His argument is founded on years of research."
found in a sentence
- She found her keys under the couch.
- The two friends founded the company in a garage.
- The university was founded over two hundred years ago.
- His argument is founded on years of research.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "found" in Japanese?
"found" in Japanese is 打ち立てる, 興す, 設立. found means: Past tense and past participle of "find."
How do you pronounce 打ち立てる?
"found" in Japanese is 打ち立てる, pronounced "uchitateru".
How do you use "found" in a sentence?
Example: "She found her keys under the couch." In Japanese, "found" is 打ち立てる, 興す, 設立.
Are there other ways to say "found" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "found": 打ち立てる, 興す, 設立, 基礎.
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