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“To begin to bloom” in Japanese

Short answer

咲き出す sakidasu sakidasu

To begin to bloom in Japanese is “咲き出す” (sakidasu). Full meaning: to begin to bloom, to come out.

Other ways to say “To begin to bloom” in Japanese

綻びる hokorobiru to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile ほころびる hokorobiru to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile 綻びろ hokorobiro to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile 綻びれ hokorobire to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile 綻びん hokorobin to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile 綻びよ hokorobiyo to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile 綻びよっ hokorobiyo to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile 綻びりゃ hokorobirya to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile 綻びよふ hokorobiyou to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile 綻びよう hokorobiyou to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile ほころびれ hokorobire to come apart at the seams, to be ripped, to be torn; to begin to open, to begin to bloom; to smile broadly, to break into a smile

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