verb (verb)

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kanji kana meaning randomReload
kanji oou to cover, to hide, to conceal, to wrap, to disguise
kanji moyasu to burn/(P)
kanji fukitobasu (1)to blow away, to blow off, to blow up, (2)to dispel, to drive away, (3)to talk big
kanji yunyuusuru to import
kanji kikaeru; kigaeru to change one's clothes; to change one's clothes
kanji omoitsuku to think of, to hit upon, to come into one's mind, to be struck with an idea
kanji ureru (1)to sell (well), (2)to be well known, to be popular, to be famous
kanji suberu (1)to glide, to slide (e.g. on skis), to slip, (2)to fail (an examination), to bomb (when telling a joke), (3)to drop, to go down, to come down, to fall (e.g. in status)
kanji umeru (1)to bury (e.g. in the ground), (2)to fill up (e.g. audience fills a hall), to fill (a seat, a vacant position), (3)to plug gaps, to stop a gap, (4)to make amends, to cover up for something, (5)
kanji hanareru to be separated from, to leave, to go away, to be a long way off
kanji hairu to enter, to join, to contain
kanji kimeru to decide
kanji sawagu to make a noise
kanji gaishutsusuru vyjít si, jít ven
kanji kitaeru to forge, to drill, to temper, to train, to discipline
kanji okoru to occur, to happen
kanji iru to need
kanji nagomu to be softened, to calm down
kanji ochitsuku to calm down, to settle down, to be steady, to settle in, to take up one's residence, to harmonize with, to harmonise with, to match, to restore presence of mind
kanji uttaeru (1)to raise, to bring to (someone's attention), (2)to appeal to, to call for, (3)to complain, (4)to sue (a person), to take someone to court, (5)to resort to (e.g. arms, violence)
kanji niru to boil, to simmer, to stew, to seethe
kanji kisoiau to compete with, to vie for
kanji uketamawaru (1)(hum) to hear, to be told, to know, (2)to receive (order), to undertake, to comply, to take (a reservation, etc.)
kanji abunaihashiwowataru to tread on thin ice (lit: to cross a dangerous bridge), to go out on a limb, to walk a tightrope, to take risks
kanji kurumaru to be wrapped up (e.g. in a blanket), to cover oneself