| in English | in Japanese | S |
|---|---|---|
| shake, sway | γγγ |
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Tips to Remember γγγ:
Imagine something light (like a "yu" (you) leaf) swaying softly in the breeze.
Explanations:
– γγγ (yureru) is a verb in Japanese that means "to shake" or "to sway".
– It conveys the motion of something moving side to side gently.
Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– ζΊγγ (yuragu) – to waver, to shake
– ζΊγγ (yusuru) – to shake, to rock
– ιγγ (furueru) – to tremble, to shake (implies more jittery movement)
Conjugations of γγγ (yureru):
– Present: γγγ (yureru)
– Past: γγγ (yureta)
– Negative: γγγͺγ (yurenai)
– Past negative: γγγͺγγ£γ (yurenakatta)
– Te-form: γγγ¦ (yurete)
– Conditional: γγγγ° (yurereba)
– Volitional: γγγγ (yureyou)
Examples of Sentences Using γγγ:
– ι’¨γ§ζ¨γγγγ¦γγγ (Kaze de ki ga yurete iru.) – The trees are swaying in the wind.
– θΉγζ³’γ§γγγΎγγγ (Fune ga nami de yuremaa.) – The boat swayed due to the waves.
– ε‘γ―ε°ιγ§ε°γγγγγ (Tou wa jishin de sukoshi yureta.) – The tower shook a little during the earthquake.
– εΏγγγγγ¨γγ―γζ·±εΌεΈγγγγγ (Kokoro ga yureru toki wa, shinkokyΕ« o shiyou.) – When your heart wavers, take a deep breath.
Romanized Characters:
– Present: yureru
– Past: yureta
– Negative: yurenai
– Past negative: yurenakatta
– Te-form: yurete
– Conditional: yurereba
– Volitional: yureyou
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