“To revive” in Japanese
Short answer
To revive in Japanese is “生き返る” (ikikaeru). Full meaning: to revive, to come to oneself, to be restored to life.
Other ways to say “To revive” in Japanese
盛り立てる
moritateru to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale)
吹き返す
fukikaesu to blow in the opposite direction, to revive
生返る
ikikaeru to revive, to come to oneself, to be restored to life
生き還る
ikikaeru to revive, to come to oneself, to be restored to life
盛立てる
moritateru to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale)
生きかえる
ikikaeru to revive, to come to oneself, to be restored to life
守り立てる
moritateru to support, to back up, to rally round; to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale); to bring up, to raise
いきかえる
ikikaeru to revive, to come to oneself, to be restored to life
盛りたてる
moritateru to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale)
生き返れる
ikikaereru to revive, to come to oneself, to be restored to life
吹返す
fukikaesu to blow in the opposite direction, to revive
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