“Increasing” in Japanese
Short answer
Increasing in Japanese is “上乗せ” (uwanose). Full meaning: adding (an extra amount), increasing, tacking on (a charge).
Other ways to say “Increasing” in Japanese
嵩上げ
kasaage raising (an embankment, levee, etc.); increasing (a budget, fees, etc.), raising, inflating (figures), padding (an expense account, bill, etc.)
増長
zouchou growing impudent, becoming arrogant, getting stuck-up; becoming more severe, increasing
上のせ
uwanose adding (an extra amount), increasing, tacking on (a charge)
うわ乗せ
uwanose adding (an extra amount), increasing, tacking on (a charge)
カサ上げ
kasaage raising (an embankment, levee, etc.); increasing (a budget, fees, etc.), raising, inflating (figures), padding (an expense account, bill, etc.)
かさ上げ
kasaage raising (an embankment, levee, etc.); increasing (a budget, fees, etc.), raising, inflating (figures), padding (an expense account, bill, etc.)
かさあげ
kasaage raising (an embankment, levee, etc.); increasing (a budget, fees, etc.), raising, inflating (figures), padding (an expense account, bill, etc.)
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