“To help up” in Japanese
Short answer
To help up in Japanese is “助け上げる” (tasukeageru). Full meaning: to help up, to pick up, to bring safely to land.
Other ways to say “To help up” in Japanese
助け起こす
tasukeokosu to help (someone) to their feet, to help (someone) up
助け起す
tasukeokosu to help (someone) to their feet, to help (someone) up
たすけ起す
tasukeokosu to help (someone) to their feet, to help (someone) up
扶け起こす
tasukeokosu to help (someone) to their feet, to help (someone) up
助けおこす
tasukeokosu to help (someone) to their feet, to help (someone) up
引き起こす
hikiokosu to cause, to induce, to bring about, to provoke; to pull upright, to help up (e.g. a fallen person)
扶けおこす
tasukeokosu to help (someone) to their feet, to help (someone) up
たすけおこす
tasukeokosu to help (someone) to their feet, to help (someone) up
たすけ起こす
tasukeokosu to help (someone) to their feet, to help (someone) up
助け上げ
tasukeage to help up, to pick up, to bring safely to land
助け上げよ
tasukeageyo to help up, to pick up, to bring safely to land
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