“To kick upwards” in Japanese
Short answer
To kick upwards in Japanese is “蹴上げる” (keageru). Full meaning: to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at).
Other ways to say “To kick upwards” in Japanese
け上げる
keageru to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
けあげる
keageru to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
けあげ
keage to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
け上げ
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)
けあげよ
keageyo to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
蹴上げん
keagen to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
蹴上げろ
keagero to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
けあげん
keagen to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
蹴上げれ
keagere to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
け上げろ
keagero to kick up (a ball, dust, etc.), to kick upwards (at)
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