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漉すく

すく · suku

verb

To make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it

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すくが
Heiban

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Conjugation

Polite 漉きますすきます
Polite negative 漉きませんすきません
Polite past 漉きましたすきました
Polite past negative 漉きませんでしたすきませんでした
Let us ~ 漉きましょうすきましょう
Masu-stem 漉きすき
Want to ~ 漉きたいすきたい
While ~ing 漉きながらすきながら
Te-form 漉いてすいて
Plain past 漉いたすいた
Tara-conditional 漉いたらすいたら
Progressive 漉いているすいている
Plain negative 漉かないすかない
Plain past negative 漉かなかったすかなかった
Negative te-form 漉かなくてすかなくて
Potential 漉けるすける
Ba-conditional 漉けばすけば
Imperative 漉けすけ
Volitional 漉こうすこう
Passive 漉かれるすかれる
Causative 漉かせるすかせる
Causative-passive 漉かされるすかされる

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What does 漉く mean?

To make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it.

How do you pronounce 漉く?

すく (suku). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

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