“To fill one's heart” in Japanese
Short answer
To fill one's heart in Japanese is “込み上がる” (komiagaru). Full meaning: to well up (of tears, anger, joy, etc.), to surge up (within oneself), to rise, to fill one's heart, to overcome one.
Other ways to say “To fill one's heart” in Japanese
こみ上げる
komiageru to well up (of tears, anger, joy, etc.), to surge up (within oneself), to rise, to fill one's heart, to overcome one; to feel nauseated, to feel sick
こみあがる
komiagaru to well up (of tears, anger, joy, etc.), to surge up (within oneself), to rise, to fill one's heart, to overcome one
突き上げる
tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart
搗きあげる
tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart
込み上がッ
komiaga to well up (of tears, anger, joy, etc.), to surge up (within oneself), to rise, to fill one's heart, to overcome one
衝き上げる
tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart
こみあがッ
komiaga to well up (of tears, anger, joy, etc.), to surge up (within oneself), to rise, to fill one's heart, to overcome one
築き上げる
tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart
突きあげる
tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart
つきあげる
tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart
込み上がっ
komiaga to well up (of tears, anger, joy, etc.), to surge up (within oneself), to rise, to fill one's heart, to overcome one
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