verb (verb)

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kanji yaseru (1)(uk) to become thin, to lose weight, to reduce (one's) weight, to slim, (2)to be barren, to be infertile, to be sterile
kanji yamu to cease/to stop/to be over/(P)
kanji hikaru to shine,to glitter
kanji sugureru to surpass, to outstrip, to excel
kanji unagasu to urge, to press, to prompt, to suggest, to demand, to stimulate, to quicken, to incite, to invite (attention to)
kanji kawakasu to dry (clothes, etc.), to desiccate
kanji tsugunau to make up for, to recompense, to redeem (one's faults), to compensate for, to indemnify, to atone for
kanji yoseru (1)to come near/to let someone approach/ (2)to collect/to gather/to receive/ (3)to add/ (4)to put aside/(P)
kanji sasu to pierce, to stab, to prick, to thrust, to bite, to sting, to pin down, to stitch, to put (a runner) out, to pole (a boat), to catch (with a line), to stick
kanji tsuranuku (1)to go through, to pierce, to penetrate, (2)to persist, to stick to
kanji iru to need
kanji koukishinnekowokorosu curiosity killed the cat
kanji kamu to chew
kanji tatamu (1)to fold (clothes), (2)to close (a shop), (3)to vacate
kanji sasaeru (1)to support, to prop, to sustain, to underlay, to hold up, (2)to hold at bay, to stem, to check; to be blocked, to choke, to be obstructed, to feel a pressure on one's chest; to be blocked, to cho
kanji furikaeru to turn head, to look over one's shoulder, to turn around, to look back
kanji utsusu to copy or photograph
kanji kikoeru audible, can hear
kanji fuyasu to increase, to add to, to augment
kanji unaru to groan, to moan, to roar, to howl, to growl, to hum, to buzz, to sough
kanji tsukeru (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 narau to learn
kanji tsuku be lit, catch fire
kanji semeru to attack, to assault
kanji kashidasu to lend, to loan, to let out on hire