“To rise up” in Japanese
Short answer
To rise up in Japanese is “立ち上る” (tachinoboru). Full meaning: to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up.
Other ways to say “To rise up” in Japanese
立昇る
tachinoboru to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
立のぼる
tachinoboru to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
立ち昇る
tachinoboru to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
たち昇る
tachinoboru to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
立ち登る
tachinoboru to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
たちのぼる
tachinoboru to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
立ちのぼる
tachinoboru to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
立昇っ
tachinobo to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
立昇ッ
tachinobo to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
たち昇っ
tachinobo to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
立ち登ッ
tachinobo to rise up (e.g. pillar of smoke), to go up
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