“To boil up” in Japanese
Short answer
To boil up in Japanese is “煮上がる” (niagaru). Full meaning: to boil up, to be thoroughly cooked.
Other ways to say “To boil up” in Japanese
沸き返る
wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar
湧き上がる
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
沸返る
wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar
湧返る
wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar
わき返る
wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar
煮あがる
niagaru to boil up, to be thoroughly cooked
涌上がる
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
わき上る
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
湧上がる
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
にあがる
niagaru to boil up, to be thoroughly cooked
沸きかえる
wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar
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