to apply to attach to stick to dip to turn on to put on (clothing)

to put in; to insert to add; to include

to enter to come in to enter a bath

to need/want to go to say; tell

(something) becomes open Blossoming (unfolding)

to close/shut a door, window, lid to wear (necktie; belt) to tie; fasten; tighten (something)

to fall (from higher point) to drop (something)

to become to change/transform into

to return (something) to put something back

to wear below waist to sweep; to brush

to bathe (ofuro ni haite) to shower

to lose something to misplace something

to look for something to search for something

to find something or have found something to come across (something)

to finish, to end to reside, to live

to drop something to let something fall

to receive from someone to receive a favor

to get on to ride (transporation) to mount

to press something to push something

Henry's Verbs (TE form) Flashcards by Henry Chen

tsukete

to apply
to attach
to stick
to dip
to turn on
to put on (clothing)

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irete

to put in; to insert
to add; to include

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haitte

to enter
to come in
to enter a bath

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keshite

to turn off
to erase

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oite

to put
to place

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kitte

to cut

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kite

to wear

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itte

to need/want
to go
to say; tell

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akete

to open (something)

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hiraite

(something) becomes open
Blossoming (unfolding)

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aite

to become open

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shimete

to close/shut a door, window, lid
to wear (necktie; belt)
to tie; fasten; tighten (something)

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motte kite

to bring
to come with

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haratte

to pay

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tsukatte

to use

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futte

to fall (precipitation)

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ochite

to fall (from higher point)
to drop (something)

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tsukutte

to make
to create

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natte

to become
to change/transform into

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kiite

to listen/hear
to ask

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otozurete

to visit

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katte

to buy

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hataraite

to work

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karite

to borrow
to rent

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kaeshite

to return (something)
to put something back

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kabutte

to wear on head

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haite

to wear below waist
to sweep; to brush

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kigaete

to change clothes

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abite

to bathe (ofuro ni haite)
to shower

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migaite

to brush (teeth)
to polish

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aratte

to wash
to rinse
to clean

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sentakushite

to do laundry

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nakushite

to lose something
to misplace something

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sagashite

to look for something
to search for something

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mitsukete

to find something or have found something
to come across (something)

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owatte

to finish, to end

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sunde

to finish, to end
to reside, to live

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heiten shite

to close a store

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agete

to give something

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ochite

to drop something
to let something fall

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kurete

to receive from someone
to receive a favor

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tatte

to stand

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suwatte

to sit

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misete

to show
to display

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mite

to see
to look

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tetsudatte

to help
to assist

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notte

to get on
to ride (transporation)
to mount

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atatamete

to warm up
to heat up

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nobotte

to physically climb something

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agatte

to ascend
to go up

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oshite

to press something
to push something

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nete

to sleep
to go to bed

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atte

to meet

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kaite

to write
to draw
to paint

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totte

to take/grab something
to take a picture

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matte

to wait

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wakatte

to understand

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dekakete

to go out

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oyoide

to swim

asonde

to play
to hangout

isoide

to hurry

sutte

to smoke
to inhale

motte

to carry
to hold

yasunde

to rest
to have a day off
to take a break from

oshiete

to teach

wasurete

to forget

tsurete

to bring someone with

utatte

to sing

shite

to know

okurete

to be late
to be delayed

omotte

to think
to expect/anticipate

sutete

to throw away

hajimete

to begin

ryouri shite

to cook

souji shite

to clean

kekkon shite

to get married
to be married

manande

to learn

hashitte

to run

aruite

to walk

kaide

to smell or sniff something

ganbatte

to do one’s best

kaette

to return to a familiar place

modotte

to return to a previous state or location
to go back

niotte

to emit a fragrance
to smell good

tomatte

to stop (on it’s own)
to stay overnight/temporarily (lodging; hotel, etc.)

tomete

to stop something

yamete

to quit doing something
to cease completely
to quit your job

hiite

to play stringed instruments
to play piano
to pull; tug

undou shite

to exercise

unten shite

to drive

yasete

to lose weight
to be thin

futotte

to gain weight

erande

to choose, select, decide

kimete

to choose, select, decide (final decision)

oboete

to memorize ; remember

dete

to exit; to leave
to show up; attend

kakaete

to take time
to take amount of money
to cost
to take effort; hardwork
to hang

mawashite

to turn something
to pass around

magatte

to turn in a direction

dokugaku shite

to self-study

tsukarete

to be tired

tayotte

to depend on something/someone
to rely on something/someone

tsuite

to arrive

tagatte

to seem to want to; to appear to want to (from observation)

sodatte

to grow up

itamete

to injure; to hurt
to stir fry

mamotte

to protect
to follow/abide (rules; laws)
to keep (a promise)

tsuite kite

to follow me (speaker)

naratte

to learn from someone

shokai shite

to introduce

denwa shite

to make a phone call

narete

to get used to

orite

to get off

nite

to resemble; to be similar

dashite

to take out (something)
to submit (something)

okutte

to send (something or someone)

to play horn/wind instrument
to blow (wind/breath)

to exceed

to line up

to sell

to be broken

to break

to invite

to chat

to do sightseeing

to wake someone up

to treat (someone to something)

to have difficutly
to be facing difficulty

to fix or repair (something)
to correct (an error or mistake)

to become lost

to translate

to laugh

to give something (me; the speaker)

To pass by (something)

to have fun/enjoy

to be drunk

to pull something out

to help; rescue; save

to make a request

I hope ～ (something happens for someone else)

I hope ～ (something happens for me)

sorry for (verb)

to wear sunglasses
to wear a necklace
to hang up

to turn (intransitive)
to go around

to chat

ite

to exist
to be
to stay