“To rest in peace” in Japanese
Short answer
To rest in peace in Japanese is “浮かばれる” (ukabareru). Full meaning: to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world.
Other ways to say “To rest in peace” in Japanese
瞑する
meisuru to close one's eyes, to sleep; to rest in peace
浮ばれる
ukabareru to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world
うかばれる
ukabareru to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world
めいする
meisuru to close one's eyes, to sleep; to rest in peace
浮ばれ
ukabare to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world
浮ばれよ
ukabareyo to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world
浮かばれ
ukabare to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world
浮ばれん
ukabaren to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world
浮ばれろ
ukabarero to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world
浮ばれれ
ukabarere to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world
うかばれ
ukabare to rest in peace, to attain eternal rest; to gain recognition, to get on in the world
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