“To muster” in Japanese
Short answer
To muster in Japanese is “奮う” (furuu). Full meaning: to muster (e.g. one's courage), to call forth, to rouse up; to be enlivened, to be invigorated.
Other ways to say “To muster” in Japanese
奮い起こす
furuiokosu to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
振い起す
furuiokosu to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
駆り集める
kariatsumeru to round up, to gather, to muster, to mobilize, to mobilise
奪い起こす
furuiokosu to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
奮い起せる
furuiokoseru to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
奮いおこす
furuiokosu to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
奮い起す
furuiokosu to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
奮い起こせる
furuiokoseru to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
ふるいおこせる
furuiokoseru to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
ふるい起こせる
furuiokoseru to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
ふるいおこす
furuiokosu to muster (e.g. courage), to gather, to collect, to pluck up
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