“To fly up” in Japanese
Short answer
To fly up in Japanese is “舞い立つ” (maitatsu). Full meaning: to fly up (as if dancing), to soar, to rise.
Other ways to say “To fly up” in Japanese
舞い立っ
maita to fly up (as if dancing), to soar, to rise
まい立っ
maita to fly up (as if dancing), to soar, to rise
まい立つ
maitatsu to fly up (as if dancing), to soar, to rise
舞いたっ
maita to fly up (as if dancing), to soar, to rise
舞いたつ
maitatsu to fly up (as if dancing), to soar, to rise
飛び上がる
tobiagaru to jump up, to leap up, to spring up; to fly up (into the sky), to soar up, to take off; to jump ahead, to skip ahead
跳上る
tobiagaru to jump up, to leap up, to spring up; to fly up (into the sky), to soar up, to take off; to jump ahead, to skip ahead
飛上る
tobiagaru to jump up, to leap up, to spring up; to fly up (into the sky), to soar up, to take off; to jump ahead, to skip ahead
とび上る
tobiagaru to jump up, to leap up, to spring up; to fly up (into the sky), to soar up, to take off; to jump ahead, to skip ahead
飛上がる
tobiagaru to jump up, to leap up, to spring up; to fly up (into the sky), to soar up, to take off; to jump ahead, to skip ahead
飛あがる
tobiagaru to jump up, to leap up, to spring up; to fly up (into the sky), to soar up, to take off; to jump ahead, to skip ahead
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