“To be suspended” in Japanese
Short answer
To be suspended in Japanese is “浮かぶ” (ukabu). Full meaning: to float, to be suspended; to rise to the surface, to appear, to emerge, to show up, to loom (up); to come to mind, to have inspiration.
Other ways to say “To be suspended” in Japanese
吊り下げる
tsurisageru to suspend from, to be suspended (from)
浮ぶ
ukabu to float, to be suspended; to rise to the surface, to appear, to emerge, to show up, to loom (up); to come to mind, to have inspiration
泛ぶ
ukabu to float, to be suspended; to rise to the surface, to appear, to emerge, to show up, to loom (up); to come to mind, to have inspiration
うかぶ
ukabu to float, to be suspended; to rise to the surface, to appear, to emerge, to show up, to loom (up); to come to mind, to have inspiration
泛かぶ
ukabu to float, to be suspended; to rise to the surface, to appear, to emerge, to show up, to loom (up); to come to mind, to have inspiration
ぶら下がる
burasagaru to hang down (from), to dangle, to swing, to be suspended; to be within one's reach, to dangle (before one's eyes); to be completely reliant on, to be entirely dependent on
釣り下げる
tsurisageru to suspend from, to be suspended (from)
吊りさげる
tsurisageru to suspend from, to be suspended (from)
つりさげる
tsurisageru to suspend from, to be suspended (from)
つり下げる
tsurisageru to suspend from, to be suspended (from)
うかん
ukan to float, to be suspended; to rise to the surface, to appear, to emerge, to show up, to loom (up); to come to mind, to have inspiration
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