“To tip up” in Japanese
Short answer
To tip 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 tip up” in Japanese
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
跳ね上げろ
haneagero 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
跳ね上げん
haneagen 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
跳ね上げよ
haneageyo 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
跳ね上げよっ
haneageyo 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
跳ね上げりゃ
haneagerya 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
跳ね上げよふ
haneageyou 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
跳ね上げよう
haneageyou 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
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