“To stimulate” in Japanese
Short answer
To stimulate in Japanese is “振り起こす” (furiokosu). Full meaning: to stir up, to stimulate.
Other ways to say “To stimulate” in Japanese
唆る
sosoru to excite, to incite, to stimulate, to arouse, to tempt, to stir up
促す
unagasu to urge, to encourage, to press, to prompt, to draw (attention to); to stimulate (e.g. growth), to hasten (e.g. development), to quicken, to accelerate, to promote
振起す
furiokosu to stir up, to stimulate
振り起す
furiokosu to stir up, to stimulate
振起こす
furiokosu to stir up, to stimulate
ふりおこす
furiokosu to stir up, to stimulate
突き動かす
tsukiugokasu to push, to propel, to shove; to spur (someone), to stimulate, to impel, to spur, to stir up, to arouse
促せる
unagaseru to urge, to encourage, to press, to prompt, to draw (attention to); to stimulate (e.g. growth), to hasten (e.g. development), to quicken, to accelerate, to promote
促がす
unagasu to urge, to encourage, to press, to prompt, to draw (attention to); to stimulate (e.g. growth), to hasten (e.g. development), to quicken, to accelerate, to promote
うながせる
unagaseru to urge, to encourage, to press, to prompt, to draw (attention to); to stimulate (e.g. growth), to hasten (e.g. development), to quicken, to accelerate, to promote
うながす
unagasu to urge, to encourage, to press, to prompt, to draw (attention to); to stimulate (e.g. growth), to hasten (e.g. development), to quicken, to accelerate, to promote
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