“To rouse” in Japanese
Short answer
To rouse in Japanese is “追い立てる” (oitateru). Full meaning: to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict.
Other ways to say “To rouse” in Japanese
盛り上がる
moriagaru to swell, to rise, to bulge, to be piled up; to rouse, to get excited
沸かす
wakasu to boil, to heat (a liquid), to prepare (a bath, hot drink); to excite, to rouse, to stir
動かす
ugokasu to move, to shift, to stir, to budge, to change position; to inspire, to rouse, to move (e.g. feeling), to influence; to change, to alter, to deny
追立てる
oitateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
盛り上る
moriagaru to swell, to rise, to bulge, to be piled up; to rouse, to get excited
もり上る
moriagaru to swell, to rise, to bulge, to be piled up; to rouse, to get excited
盛上がる
moriagaru to swell, to rise, to bulge, to be piled up; to rouse, to get excited
追っ立てる
ottateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追いたてる
oitateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
おいたてる
oitateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追ひ立てる
oitateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
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