“To boot” in Japanese
Short answer
To boot in Japanese is “立ち上げる” (tachiageru). Full meaning: to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business).
Other ways to say “To boot” in Japanese
立上げる
tachiageru to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立ちあげる
tachiageru to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立ち上げ
tachiage to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立上げ
tachiage to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立上げん
tachiagen to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立上げよ
tachiageyo to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立ちあげ
tachiage to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立上げろ
tachiagero to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立上げれ
tachiagere to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立上げよっ
tachiageyo to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
立ち上げろ
tachiagero to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
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