“To take heart” in Japanese
Short answer
To take heart in Japanese is “勇を鼓す” (yuuwokosu). Full meaning: to screw up one's courage, to take heart.
Other ways to say “To take heart” in Japanese
勢いづく
ikioizuku to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
勢いづこ
ikioizuko to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
勢いづき
ikioizuki to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
勢いづけ
ikioizuke to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
勢いづい
ikioizui to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
勢いづか
ikioizuka to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
勢いづこっ
ikioizuko to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
勢いづこふ
ikioizukou to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
勢いづこう
ikioizukou to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
勢いづきゃ
ikioizukya to gain strength, to gather momentum, to be encouraged, to be heartened, to be invigorated, to take heart, to cheer up
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