“To embark” in Japanese
Short answer
To embark in Japanese is “旅立つ” (tabidatsu). Full meaning: to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life.
Other ways to say “To embark” in Japanese
乗る
noru to get on (train, plane, bus, ship, etc.), to get in, to board, to take, to embark; to get on (e.g. a footstool), to step on, to jump on, to sit on, to mount; to reach, to go over, to pass
旅立っ
tabida to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅だつ
tabidatsu to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅だっ
tabida to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
たびだっ
tabida to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅立てる
tabidateru to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
たびだつ
tabidatsu to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
たびだてる
tabidateru to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
のる
noru to get on (train, plane, bus, ship, etc.), to get in, to board, to take, to embark; to get on (e.g. a footstool), to step on, to jump on, to sit on, to mount; to reach, to go over, to pass
乘る
noru to get on (train, plane, bus, ship, etc.), to get in, to board, to take, to embark; to get on (e.g. a footstool), to step on, to jump on, to sit on, to mount; to reach, to go over, to pass
ノる
noru to get on (train, plane, bus, ship, etc.), to get in, to board, to take, to embark; to get on (e.g. a footstool), to step on, to jump on, to sit on, to mount; to reach, to go over, to pass
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