“To be raised” in Japanese
Short answer
To be raised 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 raised” in Japanese
持ち上がる
mochiagaru to be lifted, to be raised, to rise, to go up; to happen suddenly, to occur, to come up, to turn up; to be homeroom teacher for the same class multiple years in a row, to move up with one's class
つり上がる
tsuriagaru to be lifted up (with a crane, ropes, etc.), to be raised, to be hoisted; to turn upward (esp. of eyes), to slant upward
育っ
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)
そだっ
soda to be raised (e.g. child), to be brought up, to grow (up)
持上る
mochiagaru to be lifted, to be raised, to rise, to go up; to happen suddenly, to occur, to come up, to turn up; to be homeroom teacher for the same class multiple years in a row, to move up with one's class
持上がる
mochiagaru to be lifted, to be raised, to rise, to go up; to happen suddenly, to occur, to come up, to turn up; to be homeroom teacher for the same class multiple years in a row, to move up with one's class
もち上る
mochiagaru to be lifted, to be raised, to rise, to go up; to happen suddenly, to occur, to come up, to turn up; to be homeroom teacher for the same class multiple years in a row, to move up with one's class
持ち上る
mochiagaru to be lifted, to be raised, to rise, to go up; to happen suddenly, to occur, to come up, to turn up; to be homeroom teacher for the same class multiple years in a row, to move up with one's class
もちあがる
mochiagaru to be lifted, to be raised, to rise, to go up; to happen suddenly, to occur, to come up, to turn up; to be homeroom teacher for the same class multiple years in a row, to move up with one's class
持ちあがる
mochiagaru to be lifted, to be raised, to rise, to go up; to happen suddenly, to occur, to come up, to turn up; to be homeroom teacher for the same class multiple years in a row, to move up with one's class
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