“To agitate” in Japanese
Short answer
To agitate in Japanese is “アジる” (ajiru). Full meaning: to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment.
Other ways to say “To agitate” in Japanese
扇ぎ立てる
aogitateru to fan incessantly, to agitate, to instigate
アジル
ajiru to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
あじる
ajiru to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
アシル
ashiru to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
騒がせる
sawagaseru to disturb, to alarm, to agitate, to cause anxiety (to), to trouble
アジん
ajin to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
アジろ
ajiro to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
あじん
ajin to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
あじろ
ajiro to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
あじっ
aji to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
アジッ
aji to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
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