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立たち

たち · tachi

verb

Departure, setting off, start

  • being used up, being consumed, being burnt out
  • passage of time, lapse

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たちが
Odaka

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What does 立ち mean?

Departure, setting off, start. It can also mean: being used up, being consumed, being burnt out; passage of time, lapse.

How do you pronounce 立ち?

たち (tachi). Pitch accent: odaka — falls on the next particle. Press Listen above to hear it.

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