Nihongo Tree
BRANCH · THEME IN ACTION VERBS

変かわる

Changing & happening
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Example sentences (46)

Change & continue

kawaru · to change (intr.)
The light changed.
kaeru · to change (tr.)
I changed my hairstyle.
fueru · to increase
Foreign customers have increased.
utsuru · to move; to shift
I'm moving to Osaka next month.
tsuzuku · to continue
The rain keeps on.
sumu · to be finished; to be settled
Is your homework done?
niru · to resemble
My little sister looks like Mom.
au · to fit; to match
These shoes don't fit.
tariru · to be enough
Is the money enough?
nareru · to become tame
This cat has gotten used to me.
narasu · to tame, to domesticate
Taming a horse is hard work.
narasu · to accustom, to get used to
Let's get your body used to it little by little.

Break, burn & shake

waku · to boil (intr.)
The water has boiled.
wakasu · to boil (tr.)
Please boil some water.
yakeru · to be baked; to burn
The bread is baked.
wareru · to break; to crack
The plate broke.
oreru · to snap; to break (long thing)
The branch snapped in the wind.
yogoreru · to get dirty
My clothes got dirty.
yureru · to shake; to sway
The house shook in the earthquake.
kureru · to get dark; to end (day/year)
It's getting dark.
aku · to become empty; to open up
Is this seat free?
tsuku · to be lit; to come on
The light is on.

After the verb

hajimeru · to begin
It started to rain.
tsuzukeru · to continue (tr.)
I keep studying every day.
dasu · to take out; to hand in
Did you hand in your homework?
yasui · easy to ~
This pen is easy to write with.
nikui · hard to ~
This writing is hard to read.
bakari · just did; only
I just ate.
samasu · to cool down (something)
Let the soup cool before drinking.
samasu · to wake (someone), to wake up (oneself)
A loud noise woke me up.
sameru · to cool down, to wear off
The coffee has gone cold.
sameru · to wake up (by itself)
I woke up at five in the morning.
atatamaru · to warm up, to get warm
I got warm after taking a bath.
shimeru · to become damp
The laundry is still damp.

Life & care

ikiru · to live
I want to live a long life.
nakunaru · to pass away
My grandfather passed away last year.
sodateru · to raise; to grow
Raising kids is hard.
ueru · to plant
I planted flowers in the garden.
kazaru · to decorate; to display
I put flowers in my room.
inoru · to pray; to wish
I'm praying you pass.
akeru · to dawn, to end (a period)
Night broke and the sky got bright.
sumu · to become clear
The mountain air is clear.
shojiru · to arise, to occur
If a problem arises, contact me right away.
okoru · to happen, to occur
An accident happened in town yesterday.
arawareru · to appear, to come into view
A person appeared out of the fog.
itaru · to arrive at, to lead to
After talks, they reached an agreement.