列れっ挙きょ

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列挙する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for listing items one by one, often in a systematic or exhaustive way. Common in formal, academic, or technical contexts.

〈物もの〉を列れっ挙きょするto enumerate/list things
会かい議ぎで問もん題だい点てんを列れっ挙きょした。
I listed the problem points at the meeting.
〈事こと〉の理り由ゆうを列れっ挙きょするto list reasons for something
面めん接せつで転てん職しょくの理り由ゆうを列れっ挙きょした。
I listed my reasons for changing jobs at the interview.
〈事こと〉の例れいを列れっ挙きょするto list examples of something
レポートで成せい功こう事じ例れいを列れっ挙きょした。
I listed examples of success cases in the report.

列れっ記き
列記 specifically means writing items down one after another in a list, while 列挙 more broadly covers the act of citing or enumerating items, whether spoken or written.
リストN1
リスト is a casual loanword for a physical or digital list itself, while 列挙 is the formal verb/noun for the act of listing items one by one.
網もう羅らN1
網羅 emphasizes exhaustively covering every single item without omission, while 列挙 just means citing items one after another without implying completeness.
挙あげるN3
挙げる is the everyday verb for citing or naming an example, while 列挙 is the more formal, technical term for systematically listing multiple items.

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並ならべるN5
並べる means to physically arrange or line things up, whereas 列挙 focuses on the systematic act of naming or citing items, often in writing.
枚まい挙きょ
列挙 is the common, neutral word for listing or enumerating items, while 枚挙 is more formal and mainly survives in the set phrase 枚挙にいとまがない.
羅ら列れつ
列挙 emphasizes carefully naming items one by one, while 羅列 can suggest a more indiscriminate or exhaustive listing without much order.

Compound of 列 (retsu, 'row, line') and 挙 (kyo, 'raise, list'). The kanji suggest 'raising items in a row,' i.e., listing them one after another.