“To blow upwards” in Japanese
Short answer
To blow upwards in Japanese is “吹き上げる” (fukiageru). Full meaning: to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air.
Other ways to say “To blow upwards” in Japanese
噴上げる
fukiageru to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
吹上げる
fukiageru to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
ふきあげる
fukiageru to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
噴きあげる
fukiageru to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
ふき上げる
fukiageru to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
噴き上げる
fukiageru to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
吹きあげる
fukiageru to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
噴上げ
fukiage to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
吹上げれ
fukiagere to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
噴き上げ
fukiage to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
吹上げろ
fukiagero to blow up (i.e. wind), to blow upwards, to spout into the air
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