“To throw up” in Japanese
Short answer
To throw up in Japanese is “跳ね上げる” (haneageru). Full meaning: to throw up (e.g. mud), to splash (up), to spatter; to flip up, to tip up; to raise sharply (e.g. prices), to hike.
Other ways to say “To throw up” in Japanese
投げ上げる
nageageru to throw up (in the air)
嘔吐く
ezuku to vomit, to throw up, to feel nauseated, to feel sick
吐き戻す
hakimodosu to regurgitate, to vomit, to throw up
ゲロる
geroru to throw up, to vomit; to divulge, to reveal, to confess
ゲロを吐く
gerowohaku to throw up, to vomit, to spew
戻す
modosu to put back, to return, to give back, to restore (to a previous state, e.g. defrosting, reconstituting, reconciling), to turn back (e.g. clock hand); to vomit, to throw up; to recover (of a market price)
げろげろ吐く
gerogerohaku to vomit, to throw up
小間物屋を開く
komamonoyawohiraku to vomit, to throw up, to spew
はきもどす
hakimodosu to regurgitate, to vomit, to throw up
跳ね上げれ
haneagere to throw up (e.g. mud), to splash (up), to spatter; to flip up, to tip up; to raise sharply (e.g. prices), to hike
投げ上げよ
nageageyo to throw up (in the air)
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