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鋳いる

いる · iru

verb

To cast, to mint, to coin

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いるが
Atamadaka

high first, then falls · what is pitch accent?

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Conjugation

Polite 鋳ますいます
Polite negative 鋳ませんいません
Polite past 鋳ましたいました
Polite past negative 鋳ませんでしたいませんでした
Let us ~ 鋳ましょういましょう
Masu-stem 鋳い
Want to ~ 鋳たいいたい
While ~ing 鋳ながらいながら
Te-form 鋳ていて
Plain past 鋳たいた
Tara-conditional 鋳たらいたら
Progressive 鋳ているいている
Plain negative 鋳ないいない
Plain past negative 鋳なかったいなかった
Negative te-form 鋳なくていなくて
Potential 鋳られるいられる
Ba-conditional 鋳ればいれば
Imperative 鋳ろいろ
Volitional 鋳よういよう
Passive 鋳られるいられる
Causative 鋳させるいさせる
Causative-passive 鋳させられるいさせられる

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Questions

What does 鋳る mean?

To cast, to mint, to coin.

How do you pronounce 鋳る?

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

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To cast, to mint, to coin