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吐はく

はく · tsuku

To breathe out, to breathe

  • to tell (a lie), to use (foul language)
  • to vomit, to throw up, to spit up
  • to emit, to send forth, to breathe out
  • to give (an opinion), to make (a comment), to express, to tell
  • to confess

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はくが
Atamadaka

high first, then falls · what is pitch accent?

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Conjugation

Polite 吐きますはきます
Polite negative 吐きませんはきません
Polite past 吐きましたはきました
Polite past negative 吐きませんでしたはきませんでした
Let us ~ 吐きましょうはきましょう
Masu-stem 吐きはき
Want to ~ 吐きたいはきたい
While ~ing 吐きながらはきながら
Te-form 吐いてはいて
Plain past 吐いたはいた
Tara-conditional 吐いたらはいたら
Progressive 吐いているはいている
Plain negative 吐かないはかない
Plain past negative 吐かなかったはかなかった
Negative te-form 吐かなくてはかなくて
Potential 吐けるはける
Ba-conditional 吐けばはけば
Imperative 吐けはけ
Volitional 吐こうはこう
Passive 吐かれるはかれる
Causative 吐かせるはかせる
Causative-passive 吐かされるはかされる

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What does 吐く mean?

To breathe out, to breathe. It can also mean: to tell (a lie), to use (foul language); to vomit, to throw up, to spit up; to emit, to send forth, to breathe out.

How do you pronounce 吐く?

はく (tsuku). Pitch accent: atamadaka — high first, then falls. Press Listen above to hear it.

What JLPT level is 吐く?

JLPT N3 — intermediate. See the JLPT N3 guide.

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To breathe out, to breathe