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rouse, wake up, get up

Kunお.きる、お.こる、お.こす、おこ.す、た.つ
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Common words

  • 起きるおきる
    to get up, to rise, to blaze up (fire), to wake up, to be awake, to stay awake, to occur (usu. of unfavourable incidents), to happen, to take place
  • 起こすおこす
    to raise, to raise up, to set up, to pick up, to wake, to wake up, to waken, to awaken, to cause, to bring about, to lead to, to trigger, to give rise to, to create, to generate (e.g. heat, electricity), to produce, to start, to begin, to launch, to establish, to found, to set up, to open, to plough, to plow, to till, to fall ill with, to transcribe, to write down (what is spoken), to turn over (a card)
  • 起こるおこる
    to occur, to happen
  • 起訴きそ
    prosecution, indictment
  • 起動きどう
    startup, booting up, activation, starting (e.g. engine, computer), launch
  • 引き起こすひきおこす
    to cause, to induce, to bring about, to provoke, to pull upright, to help up (e.g. a fallen person)
  • 起こしおこし
    development, revitalization, standing (something) up, waking up, tilling a rice field, drawing a card from the draw pile
  • 早起きはやおき
    early rising
  • 縁起えんぎ
    omen, sign of luck, origin, history, causation, dependent arising, doctrine that everything has a cause and there is nothing that arises out of nothing
  • 発起人ほっきにん
    originator, promoter
  • 提起ていき
    raising (a question), posing (a problem), bringing up (an issue), presenting, instituting (a lawsuit), lodging, filing (a claim), submitting (a case), lifting up
  • 起源きげん
    origin, beginning, source, rise
  • 再起さいき
    comeback, recovery, restoration, rally
  • 起床きしょう
    rising (from one's bed), getting up, getting out of bed
  • 起立きりつ
    standing up
  • 起き上がるおきあがる
    to rise, to erect, to get up
  • 隆起りゅうき
    protuberance, bulge, protrusion, projection, swell, rise, uplift, upheaval, elevation
  • 起用きよう
    appointment (to a position, job, etc.), being used for a role, promotion
  • 躍起やっき
    desperate, frantic, excited, worked up, heated, eager
  • 決起けっき
    rising to action, standing up against, jumping to one's feet