“To flourish” in Japanese
Short answer
To flourish in Japanese is “興る” (okoru). Full meaning: to rise, to flourish.
Other ways to say “To flourish” in Japanese
盛る
sakaru to prosper, to flourish; to copulate (animals); to serve (in a bowl, on a plate, etc.), to dish out, to dish up, to fill (a bowl) with
栄える
sakaeru to prosper, to flourish
打ち振る
uchifuru to brandish, to flourish, to wave, to swing, to shake at
振り回す
furimawasu to wield, to brandish, to flourish, to wave (about), to swing; to display (one's knowledge), to show off; to abuse (one's power)
振りかざす
furikazasu to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles
榮る
sakaeru to prosper, to flourish
さかッ
saka to prosper, to flourish; to copulate (animals); to serve (in a bowl, on a plate, etc.), to dish out, to dish up, to fill (a bowl) with
花開く
hanahiraku to blossom, to flower, to bloom; to flower (of a civilization, talent, etc.), to flourish, to become widespread
さかえ
sakae to prosper, to flourish
盛れる
sakareru to prosper, to flourish; to copulate (animals); to serve (in a bowl, on a plate, etc.), to dish out, to dish up, to fill (a bowl) with
榮える
sakaeru to prosper, to flourish
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