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勇いさむ

いさむ · isamu

verb ★ Studied by 14 learners

To be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up

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いさむが
Nakadaka

falls after mora 2 · what is pitch accent?

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Conjugation

Polite 勇みますいさみます
Polite negative 勇みませんいさみません
Polite past 勇みましたいさみました
Polite past negative 勇みませんでしたいさみませんでした
Let us ~ 勇みましょういさみましょう
Masu-stem 勇みいさみ
Want to ~ 勇みたいいさみたい
While ~ing 勇みながらいさみながら
Te-form 勇んでいさんで
Plain past 勇んだいさんだ
Tara-conditional 勇んだらいさんだら
Progressive 勇んでいるいさんでいる
Plain negative 勇まないいさまない
Plain past negative 勇まなかったいさまなかった
Negative te-form 勇まなくていさまなくて
Potential 勇めるいさめる
Ba-conditional 勇めばいさめば
Imperative 勇めいさめ
Volitional 勇もういさもう
Passive 勇まれるいさまれる
Causative 勇ませるいさませる
Causative-passive 勇まされるいさまされる

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What does 勇む mean?

To be in high spirits, to be encouraged, to be lively, to cheer up.

How do you pronounce 勇む?

いさむ (isamu). Pitch accent: nakadaka — falls after mora 2. Press Listen above to hear it.

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