Nihoner

譲ゆずる

ゆずる · yuzuru

To hand over, to transfer, to turn over, to assign, to convey, to bequeath

  • to give up (e.g. one's seat), to give way
  • to yield, to concede, to give ground, to surrender
  • to sell

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ゆずるが
Heiban

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Conjugation

Polite 譲りますゆずります
Polite negative 譲りませんゆずりません
Polite past 譲りましたゆずりました
Polite past negative 譲りませんでしたゆずりませんでした
Let us ~ 譲りましょうゆずりましょう
Masu-stem 譲りゆずり
Want to ~ 譲りたいゆずりたい
While ~ing 譲りながらゆずりながら
Te-form 譲ってゆずって
Plain past 譲ったゆずった
Tara-conditional 譲ったらゆずったら
Progressive 譲っているゆずっている
Plain negative 譲らないゆずらない
Plain past negative 譲らなかったゆずらなかった
Negative te-form 譲らなくてゆずらなくて
Potential 譲れるゆずれる
Ba-conditional 譲ればゆずれば
Imperative 譲れゆずれ
Volitional 譲ろうゆずろう
Passive 譲られるゆずられる
Causative 譲らせるゆずらせる
Causative-passive 譲らされるゆずらされる

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What does 譲る mean?

To hand over, to transfer, to turn over, to assign, to convey, to bequeath. It can also mean: to give up (e.g. one's seat), to give way; to yield, to concede, to give ground, to surrender; to sell.

How do you pronounce 譲る?

ゆずる (yuzuru). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

What JLPT level is 譲る?

JLPT N2 — upper intermediate. See the JLPT N2 guide.

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