“To kick up” in Japanese
Short answer
To kick up in Japanese is “蹴立てる” (ketateru). Full meaning: to kick up.
Other ways to say “To kick up” in Japanese
蹴上げる
keageru to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
蹴り上げる
keriageru to kick into the air, to kick up; to kick from below
け上げる
keageru to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
けたてる
ketateru to kick up
け立てる
ketateru to kick up
けあげる
keageru to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
巻き起こす
makiokosu to create (a sensation), to cause (a commotion), to give rise to (controversy); to raise (a cloud of dust), to kick up (dust)
けり上げる
keriageru to kick into the air, to kick up; to kick from below
蹴りあげる
keriageru to kick into the air, to kick up; to kick from below
けあげ
keage to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
蹴上げ
keage to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
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