“To be washed up” in Japanese
Short answer
To be washed up in Japanese is “打ち上がる” (uchiagaru). Full meaning: to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore).
Other ways to say “To be washed up” in Japanese
打ち上る
uchiagaru to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ちあがる
uchiagaru to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ち揚がる
uchiagaru to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ち上ッ
uchiaga to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ち上っ
uchiaga to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ち上がっ
uchiaga to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ちあがっ
uchiaga to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ち揚がッ
uchiaga to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ち上がッ
uchiaga to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ちあがッ
uchiaga to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
打ち揚がっ
uchiaga to be launched (e.g. rocket), to lift off; to be washed up (on the shore)
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