“To lift up” in Japanese
Short answer
To lift up in Japanese is “捧げる” (sasageru). Full meaning: to lift up, to hold up, to hold above eye level; to give, to offer, to consecrate; to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate.
Other ways to say “To lift up” in Japanese
差し上げる
sashiageru to lift up, to hold up, to raise; to give, to present, to offer; to do (for someone)
吊るし上げる
tsurushiageru to hoist, to lift up; to (crowd around and) rebuke, to (gang up and) criticize, to reproach severely, to subject to a kangaroo court, to torment with hostile questions
献げる
sasageru to lift up, to hold up, to hold above eye level; to give, to offer, to consecrate; to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate
ささげる
sasageru to lift up, to hold up, to hold above eye level; to give, to offer, to consecrate; to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate
差上げる
sashiageru to lift up, to hold up, to raise; to give, to present, to offer; to do (for someone)
さゝげる
sasageru to lift up, to hold up, to hold above eye level; to give, to offer, to consecrate; to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate
担ぎ上げる
katsugiageru to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
持ち上げる
mochiageru to elevate, to raise, to lift up; to flatter, to extol, to praise to the sky
引き上げる
hikiageru to pull up, to drag up, to lift up; to increase, to raise (e.g. taxes); to withdraw, to leave, to pull out, to retire
さし上げる
sashiageru to lift up, to hold up, to raise; to give, to present, to offer; to do (for someone)
差しあげる
sashiageru to lift up, to hold up, to raise; to give, to present, to offer; to do (for someone)
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