verb (verb)

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kanji kana meaning randomReload
kanji kagajaku to shine, to glitter, to sparkle
kanji jopparau to get drunk
kanji tataku (1)to strike, to clap, to knock, to dust, to beat, (2)to play drums, (3)to abuse, to flame (e.g. on the Internet), to insult
kanji mamoru (1)to protect/to guard/to defend/ (2)to keep (i.e. a promise)/to abide (by the rules)/to observe/to obey/to follow/(P)
kanji tacu to stand
kanji fusegu to defend (against), to protect, to prevent
kanji hazureru odchýlit se, rozepnout se, vysmeknout se
kanji kurumaru to be wrapped up (e.g. in a blanket), to cover oneself
kanji sewagajakeru to be troublesome, to require the aid and labour of others
kanji cukeru (1)to attach, to join, to add, to append, to affix, to stick, to glue, to fasten, to sew on, to apply (ointment), (2)to furnish (a house with), (3)to wear, to put on, (4)to keep a diary, to make a
kanji hagukumu to raise, to rear, to bring up
kanji awateru (1)to become confused (disconcerted, disorganized, disorganised), to be flustered, to panic, (2)to be in a hurry, to rush
kanji sukuu to rescue from, to help out of, to save
kanji kumiawaseru to join together/to combine/to join up/(P)
kanji madžieru (1)to mix, to combine, (2)to exchange (words, fire, etc.), (3)to cross (e.g. swords), to join together
kanji cumu (uk) to pinch, to hold, to pick up; to pluck, to pick, to trim
kanji wareru to split, to crack
kanji kareru to dry up (spring, pond, etc.), to run out
kanji njuušasuru to join a company
kanji joru to drop in, to stop by
kanji kajou to commute
kanji tačiagaru (1)to stand up, to get up, (2)to rise, (3)to recover, (4)to take action, to start, (5)to make the initial charge (in sumo), (6)(comp) to start up, to boot up
kanji uketoru (1)to receive, to get, to accept, (2)to take, to interpret, to understand
kanji sorou (1)to become complete, to be all present, to be a full set, to have everything at one's disposal, (2)to be equal, to be uniform, (3)to gather, to assemble
kanji šuppacusuru to depart