起き立りつ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 50,000

起立する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

standing up; rising to one's feet

Formal or ceremonial act of standing, often used in schools, meetings, or official settings. Commonly used as a command or in the phrase 起立する.

〈人ひと〉に起き立りつを命めいじるto order someone to stand up
裁さい判ばん官かんは法ほう廷ていにいる全ぜん員いんに起き立りつを命めいじた。
The judge ordered everyone in the courtroom to stand.
起き立りつして〈動どう詞し〉to stand up and (then do something)
生せい徒とたちは起き立りつして国こっ歌かを斉せい唱しょうした。
The students stood up and sang the national anthem.

立たつN5
立つ is the plain, general verb for standing up, while 起立 is a formal or ceremonial term used in schools, courts, and meetings.
立たち上あがるN3
立ち上がる describes rising from a seated or crouched position, often with personal initiative, whereas 起立 is a collective, formal act usually done on command.

着ちゃく席せきN1
着席 means sitting down, the direct opposite of 起立 (standing up), and the two are often paired as commands (「起立、着席」).
伏ふせ
起立 means to stand up, the opposite posture/command to 伏せ, which means to lie down.

直ちょく立りつ
直立 describes standing upright or erect (a posture or state), while 起立 describes the act of rising to a standing position, often on command.

回かいN4
Used when counting instances of standing up or rising, not the act itself as a physical object.

Compound of 起 (ki, 'rise') and 立 (ritsu, 'stand'). The reading is on'yomi, reflecting its Sino-Japanese origin.