癒す
いやす · iyasu
To heal, to cure, to satisfy (e.g. hunger, thirst), to alleviate (e.g. sorrow, fatigue)
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Conjugation
| Polite (ます形) | 癒しますいやします |
| Polite negative (ません) | 癒しませんいやしません |
| Polite past (ました) | 癒しましたいやしました |
| Polite past negative (ませんでした) | 癒しませんでしたいやしませんでした |
| Let us ~ (ましょう) | 癒しましょういやしましょう |
| Masu-stem (連用形) | 癒しいやし |
| Want to ~ (たい形) | 癒したいいやしたい |
| While ~ing (ながら) | 癒しながらいやしながら |
| Te-form (て形) | 癒していやして |
| Plain past (た形) | 癒したいやした |
| Tara-conditional (たら形) | 癒したらいやしたら |
| Progressive (ている形) | 癒しているいやしている |
| Plain negative (ない形) | 癒さないいやさない |
| Plain past negative (なかった形) | 癒さなかったいやさなかった |
| Negative te-form (なくて) | 癒さなくていやさなくて |
| Potential (可能形) | 癒せるいやせる |
| Ba-conditional (条件形) | 癒せばいやせば |
| Imperative (命令形) | 癒せいやせ |
| Volitional (意向形) | 癒そういやそう |
| Passive (受身形) | 癒されるいやされる |
| Causative (使役形) | 癒させるいやさせる |
| Causative-passive (使役受身形) | 癒させられるいやさせられる |
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Questions
What does 癒す mean?
To heal, to cure, to satisfy (e.g. hunger, thirst), to alleviate (e.g. sorrow, fatigue).
How do you pronounce 癒す?
いやす (iyasu). Pitch accent: nakadaka — falls after mora 2. Press Listen above to hear it.
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