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“To be stirred up” in Japanese

Short answer
勇み立つ isamitatsu いさみたつ

To be stirred up in Japanese is “勇み立つ” (isamitatsu). Full meaning: to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits.

Other ways to say “To be stirred up” in Japanese

勇立っ isamita to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits 勇立つ isamitatsu to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits 勇みたつ isamitatsu to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits 勇みたっ isamita to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits 勇み立っ isamita to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits いさみたつ isamitatsu to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits いさみたっ isamita to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits 勇み立てる isamitateru to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits いさみ立つ isamitatsu to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits いさみ立っ isamita to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits いさみたてる isamitateru to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits

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