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わきたつ
verb (godan, intransitive)
to boil up; to seethe; to surge with excitement
自動詞 intransitiveemotioncooking
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()()()()たない
Present polite()()ちます()()ちません
Past()()った()()たなかった
Past polite()()ちました()()ちませんでした
て form()()って()()たなくて
ている present()()っている()()っていない
ている polite()()っています()()っていません
ている past()()っていた()()っていなかった
ている past polite()()っていました()()っていませんでした
Conditional ば()()てば()()たなければ
Conditional たら()()ったら()()たなかったら
Volitional()()とう
Volitional polite()()ちましょう
Potential()()てる()()てない
Passive()()たれる()()たれない
Causative()()たせる()()たせない
Imperative()()()()つな
1. to boil up; to bubble vigorously; to seethe
For a liquid to boil intensely, with steam or bubbles rising energetically.
()()()っている
The water is boiling vigorously.
(なべ)(なか)スープ()()っている
The soup in the pot is bubbling vigorously.
I saw a hot spring source bubbling up with large bubbles.
2. to surge with excitement; to be in an uproar; to be buzzing
For a place or group of people to become filled with excitement, enthusiasm, or agitation. Describes a lively, energetic atmosphere.
会場(かいじょう)()()った。
The venue erupted with excitement.
When the championship was decided, the stadium erupted.
The stands surged with excitement at the player's come-from-behind goal, and the cheering didn't stop.

Compound of () (to boil, to well up) and () (to rise), giving a vivid image of steam or energy rising. The figurative sense (sense 2) is very common in sports and entertainment contexts.

Common collocations

Similar words

  • (): to boil; to get excited — simpler and more common, less dramatic
  • ()()がる: to get fired up — focuses on building excitement, especially at events
  • 沸騰(ふっとう)する: to boil — more technical/literal for boiling; figuratively means public opinion reaching a boiling point