“To rouse oneself” in Japanese
Short answer
To rouse oneself in Japanese is “気負い立つ” (kioitatsu). Full meaning: to get excited, to rouse oneself, to psyche oneself up, to be eager (to do).
Other ways to say “To rouse oneself” in Japanese
気負う
kiou to get worked up, to be eager (enthusiastic), to rouse oneself
起つ
tatsu to take action, to act, to rise (up), to rouse oneself
気負い立っ
kioita to get excited, to rouse oneself, to psyche oneself up, to be eager (to do)
気勢う
kiou to get worked up, to be eager (enthusiastic), to rouse oneself
気負い込む
kioikomu to become excited, to be eager, to rouse oneself, to work oneself up
氣負ふ
kiou to get worked up, to be eager (enthusiastic), to rouse oneself
気負い立て
kioitate to get excited, to rouse oneself, to psyche oneself up, to be eager (to do)
気負い立ち
kioitachi to get excited, to rouse oneself, to psyche oneself up, to be eager (to do)
気負い立た
kioitata to get excited, to rouse oneself, to psyche oneself up, to be eager (to do)
気負い立と
kioitato to get excited, to rouse oneself, to psyche oneself up, to be eager (to do)
気負い立とっ
kioitato to get excited, to rouse oneself, to psyche oneself up, to be eager (to do)
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