Verbs Flashcards
To eat
Taberu
To see
Miru
Todo
Suru
To drink
Nomu
To read
Yomu
To stay ( permanently)
Sumu
To order ( verbally in person, not online)
Tanomu
To play
Asobu
To Select
Erabu
Bulana
Yobu
To fly
Tobu
To Swim
Oyogu
To buy
Kau
To sleep
Neru
to get up (uthna)
Okiru
To show / to let someone see
Miseru
To enter (the action of moving into a space or place)
Haeru
To exit / to go out
Deru
To apply, to attach, to add to, to affix
Tsukeru
To make / create / build
Tsukuru
To do ( implying a sense of performing an action for someone else or taking initiative to do something
Yaru
To Stop (if you stop something)
Tomeru
To Stop / To Stay (something stops on its own)
Tomaru
To start (when you start something)
Hajimeru
To start (when something starts on its own)
Hajimaru
To open / to unwrap
Akeru
To close (if you close something) / To shut
Shimeru
To close (if something closes on its own)
Shimaru
To leave/quit/stop/give-up/resign
Yameru
To climb
Noboru
To descend , to alight, to get off, to go down
Oriru
To exist (living things)
Iru
To exist (non living things)
Aru
To need
Iru
To be able to do
Dekiru
To wear (only for clothes)
Kiru
To cut
Kiru
To change one’s clothes
Kigaeru
To fall (rain/snow)
Furu
To take shower (special verb to take shower)
Abiru
To send / dispatch / see off/
Okuru
To scold / { to get angry or mad }
Okoru
To be late / lag behind
Okureru
To know
Shiru
To understand
Wakaru
To forget
Wasureru
To remember / To Memorise
Oboeru
To think
Kangaeru
To sit / {to squat}
Suwaru
To run
Hashiru
To dance / {to jump}
Odoru
To finish , to end,
Owaru
To sell
Uru
To ride on / to sit / to board / to mount
Noru
To become
Naru
To come , to arrive (only for opposite person coming)
Kuru
To return (to own place)
Kaeru
To return (to a place which does not belong to you)
Modoru
To give (if you are giving someone)
Ageru
To give (opposite person giving you)
Kureru
To take
Toru
To put something in / to let somebody in
Ireru
To fall / fail / go down
Ochiru
To throw away, to cast away, to discard
Tsuteru
To distribute / to deliver
Kubaru
To be seen / visible / able to see
Mieru
To hear / to be audible
Kikoeru
To be employed
Tsutomeru
To be born
Umareru
To live
Ikiru
To stay (permanently)
Sumu
To give / hand over, to pass, (neutral, giving with both hands)
Watasu
To remove / {To extract}
Dasu
To speak
Hanasu
To find
Sagasu
To remove (someone else), drop-off, unload
Orosu
To drop (if you are dropping) / { to lose}
Otosu
To spill
Kobosu
To throw (used by Osaka and Kansai people)
Hokasu
to ask and to listen
Kiku
To walk
Aruku
To write
Kaku
To continue
Suzuku
To cry
Naku
To move / stir / shift etc (something)
Ugoku
To stand
Tatsu
To wait
Matsu
To hold
Motsu
To tell
Yu
To sing
Utau
To learn
Narau
To think/To feel
Omou
To meet
Aau
To wash
Arau
To pay
Harau
To laugh
Warau
To die
Shinu
I can do / to be able to
Dekiru
