“To be brought up” in Japanese
Short answer
To be brought up in Japanese is “育つ” (sodatsu). Full meaning: to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up).
Other ways to say “To be brought up” in Japanese
育っ
soda to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
そだっ
soda to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
そだつ
sodatsu to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
育て
sodate to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
育ち
sodachi to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
育と
sodato to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
育た
sodata to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
育とっ
sodato to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
そだと
sodato to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
育とふ
sodatou to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
育とう
sodatou to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
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