Verb Stack A Flashcards
to die
shinu
to put on a hat
kaburu
furu
to fall (rain, snow)
hiku
to pull
to shower
abiru
to return something
kaesu
yomu
to read
suru
to do
shinu
to die
to buy
kau
to bloom
saku
to leave
deru
to clear away
hareru
tomaru
to stop
umareru
to be born
oriru
to get off
to come
kuru
to drink
nomu
tatsu
to stand
uru
to sell
kariru
to borrow
to write
kaku
to walk
aruku
yaru
to do
arau
to wash
osu
to push
iu
to say
fuku
to blow (like the wind)
wakaru
to know, to understand
yasumu
to rest
to end
owaru
to vanish, to go out
kieru
to sell
uru
sasu
to open an umbrella
dekakeru
to go out
kakeru
to wear, to telephone
to line up
naraberu
abiru
to shower
matsu
to wait
hanasu
to talk, to speak
to wash
arau
akeru
to (make) open (such as a business)
to lend
kasu
naku
to cry
to become
naru
to get off
oriru
kieru
to vanish, to go out
ireru
to put in
owaru
to end
chigau
to be otherwise
to stop
tomaru
to run
hashiru
kotaeru
to answer
to wear, to telephone
kakeru
ageru
to give
to remove clothing
nugu
kiru (u verb)
to cut
to sleep
neru
iru(irimasu)
to need
to put in
ireru
to be in trouble
komaru
wasureru
to forget
to talk, to speak
hanasu
to cry
naku
to own, to carry
motsu
tsukareru
to become tired
to work
hataraku
to play an instrument
hiku
to pull
hiku
to enter
hairu
iru(imasu)
to exist
kiku
to listen
to push
osu
hiraku
to open up (such as a hand or a flower)
kesu
to switch off
to form a line
narabu
kau
to buy
to put on, to wear
kiru
kaesu
to return something
to open up (by moving something)
aku
to need
iru(irimasu)
to show
miseru
to wait
matsu
to be otherwise
chigau
oboeru
to remember
narabu
to form a line
sumu
to reside somewhere
dekiru
to be able to
tatsu
to stand up
hiku
to play an instrument
tobu
to fly
to answer
kotaeru
kaburu
to put on a hat
taberu
to eat
hajimaru
to begin
to read
yomu
nomu
to drink
tsuku
to arrive
saku
to bloom
to watch, to see
miru
to stand
tatsu
dasu
to take out, to hand in
aru
to be, to have or possess
kaeru
to return
to put
oku
utau
to sing
to arrive
tsuku
haku
to put on shoes
to call out
yobu
to sing
utau
to fly
tobu
to give
ageru
hataraku
to work
to begin
hajimaru
naraberu
to line up
to (make) open (such as a business)
akeru
watasu
to hand over
to exist
iru(imasu)
to fall (rain, snow)
furu
to play
asobu
to do
yaru
kakaru
to take time or money
to eat
taberu
to request
tanomu
hairu
to enter
to remember
oboeru
to be closed
shimaru
hashiru
to run
haru
to put something on, to stick
asobu
to play
oku
to put
to put on shoes
haku
naru
to become
yobu
to call out
okuru
to send
to do
suru
noboru
to climb up
to climb up
noboru
neru
to sleep
to swim
oyogu
to become tired
tsukareru
miseru
to show
magaru
to turn
kiru
to put on, to wear
to polish, to brush
migaku
wataru
to cross
oyogu
to swim
nugu
to remove clothing
kaku
to write
tsukeru
to turn on
deru
to leave
komaru
to be in trouble
to turn
magaru
to rest
yasumu
to switch off
kesu
tsukau
to use
to inhale, to smoke
suu
to use
tsukau
aku
to open up (by moving something)
to say
iu
to put something on, to stick
haru
shimeru
to close
to ride
noru
to know
shiru (u verb)
to cut
kiru (u verb)
to take, to take a photo
toru
to make
tsukuru
tsukuru
to make
kasu
to lend
to return
kaeru
to meet
au
to be born
umareru
suwaru
to sit
toru
to take, to take a photo
suu
to inhale, to smoke
to close
shimeru
to open up (such as a hand or a flower)
hiraku
tanomu
to request
iku
to go
to reside somewhere
sumu
miru
to watch, to see
to go
iku
shimaru
to be closed
migaku
to polish, to brush
to turn on
tsukeru
au
to meet
to take out, to hand in
dasu
to cross
wataru
shiru (u verb)
to know
to go out
dekakeru
to be, to have or possess
aru
noru
to ride
kuru
to come
to forget
wasureru
to know, to understand
wakaru
okiru
to get up
tsutomeru
to work for
to borrow
kariru
to sit
suwaru
to stand up
tatsu
to open an umbrella
sasu
hareru
to clear away
to hand over
watasu
to be able to
dekiru
to send
okuru
aruku
to walk
to get up
okiru
motsu
to own, to carry
to listen
kiku
to take time or money
kakaru
to work for
tsutomeru
to blow (like the wind)
fuku
