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“To be on display” in Japanese

Short answer
生かる ikaru いかる

To be on display in Japanese is “生かる” (ikaru). Full meaning: to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried.

Other ways to say “To be on display” in Japanese

活かる ikaru to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 生かッ ika to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 生かっ ika to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 活かっ ika to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 活かッ ika to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 生から ikara to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 活かろ ikaro to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 活かり ikari to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 活かれ ikare to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 活かん ikan to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried 生かろ ikaro to be arranged (flowers, etc.), to be on display; to be buried

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