“To stir up” in Japanese
Short answer
To stir up in Japanese is “アジる” (ajiru). Full meaning: to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment.
Other ways to say “To stir up” in Japanese
振り起こす
furiokosu to stir up, to stimulate
掻き立てる
kakitateru to stir up, to poke (the fire), to beat (an egg); to arouse (interest, feelings, etc.), to stir, to stoke, to whip up, to fan, to kindle, to stimulate
かき起こす
kakiokosu to stir up (e.g. a fire)
あじる
ajiru to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
振起す
furiokosu to stir up, to stimulate
アシル
ashiru to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
アジル
ajiru to stir up, to instigate (someone to do something), to agitate, to foment
振起こす
furiokosu to stir up, to stimulate
搔立てる
kakitateru to stir up, to poke (the fire), to beat (an egg); to arouse (interest, feelings, etc.), to stir, to stoke, to whip up, to fan, to kindle, to stimulate
振り起す
furiokosu to stir up, to stimulate
掻立てる
kakitateru to stir up, to poke (the fire), to beat (an egg); to arouse (interest, feelings, etc.), to stir, to stoke, to whip up, to fan, to kindle, to stimulate
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