“To bloom” in Japanese
Short answer
To bloom in Japanese is “咲く” (saku). Full meaning: to bloom, to flower, to blossom, to open.
Other ways to say “To bloom” in Japanese
花開く
hanahiraku to blossom, to flower, to bloom; to flower (of a civilization, talent, etc.), to flourish, to become widespread
開く
aku to open, to undo, to unseal, to unpack; to bloom, to unfold, to spread out; to open (for business, e.g. in the morning)
咲ける
sakeru to bloom, to flower, to blossom, to open
花咲く
hanasaku to bloom
花が咲く
hanagasaku to bloom, to blossom; to become lively (esp. of conversation), to become animated; to experience a golden age
さこう
sakoo to bloom, to flower, to blossom, to open
さこふ
sakoo to bloom, to flower, to blossom, to open
あこ
ako to open, to undo, to unseal, to unpack; to bloom, to unfold, to spread out; to open (for business, e.g. in the morning)
開る
hirakeru to open, to undo, to unseal, to unpack; to bloom, to unfold, to spread out; to open (for business, e.g. in the morning)
披く
hiraku to open, to undo, to unseal, to unpack; to bloom, to unfold, to spread out; to open (for business, e.g. in the morning)
墾く
hiraku to open, to undo, to unseal, to unpack; to bloom, to unfold, to spread out; to open (for business, e.g. in the morning)
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