“To set afloat” in Japanese
Short answer
To set afloat in Japanese is “浮かべる” (ukaberu). Full meaning: to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of.
Other ways to say “To set afloat” in Japanese
浮べる
ukaberu to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
泛べる
ukaberu to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
うかべる
ukaberu to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
浮べれ
ukabere to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
浮べん
ukaben to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
泛べよ
ukabeyo to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
泛べれ
ukabere to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
泛べん
ukaben to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
浮べろ
ukabero to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
泛べろ
ukabero to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
浮べよ
ukabeyo to float, to set afloat, to launch; to show on one's face (smile, sadness, etc.); to recall, to call to mind, to imagine, to think of
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