“To wear one's hair up” in Japanese
Short answer
To wear one's hair up in Japanese is “結い上げる” (yuiageru). Full meaning: to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair.
Other ways to say “To wear one's hair up” in Japanese
結いあげる
yuiageru to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
ゆいあげる
yuiageru to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
結い上げ
yuiage to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
ゆいあげ
yuiage to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
結いあげ
yuiage to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
結い上げろ
yuiagero to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
ゆいあげん
yuiagen to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
結い上げれ
yuiagere to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
結いあげろ
yuiagero to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
ゆいあげれ
yuiagere to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
ゆいあげろ
yuiagero to wear one's hair up, to arrange one's hair
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