Can "suru" be also added to japanese verbs?


I thought that "suru" was used with english verbs to create japanese verbs (ie
ドライブする) or with japanese nouns to create japanese verbs (ie denwa suru 電話する)

Can "suru" be also added to japanese verbs? If so, what's the purpose of
adding "suru" to a word that is already a verb. For example, 運転, according to
Google translator (which I dont know if it works properly) both 運転 and 運転する
means to drive. Is this so? If so is there any nuance in both?

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運転, by itself, is a noun, just like most of these 2-kanji words. The
construction is thus the same as with 電話する, you add する to the noun to turn it
into a verb.

**NEVER** use Google translate as a dictionary. Instead, use a dictionary,
such as <https://jisho.org/search/%E9%81%8B%E8%BB%A2>

Although, I must add that Google translate translates this correctly for me,
i.e. into "operation" or "driving".




運転, by itself, is a noun, just like most of these 2-kanji words. The
construction is thus the same as with 電話する, you add する to the noun to turn it
into a verb.

**NEVER** use Google translate as a dictionary. Instead, use a dictionary,
such as <https://jisho.org/search/%E9%81%8B%E8%BB%A2>

Although, I must add that Google translate translates this correctly for me,
i.e. into "operation" or "driving".

