“To jump up” in Japanese
Short answer
To jump up in Japanese is “躍る” (odoru). Full meaning: to jump up, to spring up, to leap; to move around, to bounce up and down; to pound (of one's heart, e.g. with excitement), to throb.
Other ways to say “To jump up” in Japanese
飛び立つ
tobitatsu to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
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
跳ね上がる
haneagaru to jump up, to spring up; to jump (market, price, etc.), to rise sharply, to skyrocket; to act rashly, to jump the gun
跳ね起きる
haneokiru to jump up, to spring up
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
飛立っ
tobita to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
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
飛立つ
tobitatsu to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
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
はね上る
haneagaru to jump up, to spring up; to jump (market, price, etc.), to rise sharply, to skyrocket; to act rashly, to jump the gun
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.