“To spring up” in Japanese
Short answer
To spring up in Japanese is “躍り上がる” (odoriagaru). Full meaning: to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down.
Other ways to say “To spring up” in Japanese
躍る
odoru to jump up, to spring up, to leap; to move around, to bounce up and down; to pound (of one's heart, e.g. with excitement), to throb
生える
haeru to grow, to spring up, to sprout; to cut (teeth)
生え出る
haederu to sprout, to spring up, to come out
跳ね上がる
haneagaru to jump up, to spring up; to jump (market, price, etc.), to rise sharply, to skyrocket; to act rashly, to jump the gun
跳ね起きる
haneokiru to jump up, to spring up
踊り上る
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
躍り上る
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
飛び上がる
tobiagaru to jump up, to leap up, to spring up; to fly up (into the sky), to soar up, to take off; to jump ahead, to skip ahead
踊り上がる
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
おどり上る
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
躍りあがる
odoriagaru to spring up, to leap to one's feet, to jump up and down
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