“To be lively” in Japanese
Short answer
To be lively in Japanese is “勇む” (isamu). Full meaning: to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up.
Other ways to say “To be lively” in Japanese
ジャズる
jazuru to jazz-dance; to be lively, to make merry; to get along (with someone), to hit it off, to click
いさみ
isami to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
いさん
isan to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
勇も
isamo to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
勇め
isame to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
勇ま
isama to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
勇ん
isan to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
勇み
isami to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
勇まう
isamou to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
いさめ
isame to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
いさま
isama to be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up
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