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JLPT Vocabulary — 10,000+ Japanese Words

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食べる taberu · to eat飲む nomu · to drink行く iku · to go来る kuru · to come見る miru · to see聞く kiku · to hear話す hanasu · to speak書く kaku · to write読む yomu · to read学ぶ manabu · to learn好き suki · to like大きい ookii · big小さい chiisai · small新しい atarashii · new古い furui · oldありがとう arigatou · thank youすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet you頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best日本語 nihongo · Japanese language勉強 benkyou · studying先生 sensei · teacher学生 gakusei · student学校 gakkou · school電車 densha · train会社 kaisha · company仕事 shigoto · work / job家族 kazoku · family友達 tomodachi · friend時間 jikan · time明日 ashita · tomorrow食べる taberu · to eat飲む nomu · to drink行く iku · to go来る kuru · to come見る miru · to see聞く kiku · to hear話す hanasu · to speak書く kaku · to write読む yomu · to read学ぶ manabu · to learn好き suki · to like大きい ookii · big小さい chiisai · small新しい atarashii · new古い furui · oldありがとう arigatou · thank youすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet you頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best日本語 nihongo · Japanese language勉強 benkyou · studying先生 sensei · teacher学生 gakusei · student学校 gakkou · school電車 densha · train会社 kaisha · company仕事 shigoto · work / job家族 kazoku · family友達 tomodachi · friend時間 jikan · time明日 ashita · tomorrow
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7,972 words found
縮む
ちぢむ
to shrink, to be contracted
N2
萎びる
しなびる
to shrivel, to fade
N1
嘆く
なげく
to sigh, to lament, to grieve
N1
兼ねる
かねる
to simultaneously serve two or more functions
N2
歌う
うたう
to sing
N5
さえずる
to sing, to chirp, to twitter
N1
沈める
しずめる
to sink, to submerge
N1
沈む
しずむ
to sink; to feel depressed
N2
腰掛ける
こしかける
to sit (down)
N2
座る
すわる
to sit
N5
飛ばす
とばす
to skip over, to omit
N2
弛む
たるむ
to slacken, to loosen, to relax
N1
眠る
ねむる
to sleep
N4
寝る
ねる
to sleep; to go to sleep; to go to bed
N5
滑る
すべる
to slide, to slip
N4
抜け出す
ぬけだす
to slip out, to sneak away, to excel
N1
潰す
つぶす
to smash, to waste
N2
微笑む
ほほえむ
to smile
N2
煙る
けむる
to smoke (e.g., fire)
N1
折る
おる
to snap, to break; to bend
N4
嘲笑う
あざわらう
to sneer at, to ridicule
N1
嗅ぐ
かぐ
to sniff, to smell
N2
浸す
ひたす
to soak, to dip, to drench
N1
漬ける
つける
to soak, to moisten, to pickle
N4
染みる
しみる
to soak; pierce
N1
和らげる
やわらげる
to soften, to moderate, to relieve
N1
鳴る
なる
to sound, to ring (v.i.)
N4
蒔く
まく
to sow (seeds)
N2
話す
はなす
to speak
N3
けなす
to speak ill of
N1
罵る
ののしる
to speak ill of, to abuse
N1
費やす
ついやす
to spend, to devote, to waste
N1
こぼす
to spill
N2
裂ける
さける
to split, to tear, to burst
N1
広がる
ひろがる
to spread (out), to extend, to stretch, to reach to, to get around
N2
敷く
しく
to spread out, to lay out
N2
広まる
ひろまる
to spread, to be propagated
N1
広げる
ひろげる
to spread, to extend, to expand, to enlarge
N2
しゃがむ
to squat
N2
滞る
とどこおる
to stagnate, to be delayed
N1
立てる
たてる
to stand (something) up, to erect (something)
N4
立ち上がる
たちあがる
to stand up
N2
立つ
たつ
to stand up
N3
建つ
たつ
to stand; to be built (v.i.), to erect, to be erected
N3
見詰める
みつめる
to stare at, to gaze at
N2
~だす
to start doing ~
N4
~始める
~はじめる
to start doing ~
N4
言い出す
いいだす
to start talking, to suggest
N2
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This database contains over 10,000 vocabulary items covering all five JLPT levels — N5 to N1. Each word includes kanji, kana and an English meaning to support your study.
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N5 is the easiest JLPT level, covering around 800 core words for basic daily conversation. N1 is the highest, requiring mastery of 10,000+ words including formal and literary vocabulary. Work through N5 → N4 → N3 → N2 → N1 in order.
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