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[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·る]
nakihajimeru
ichidan verb

Root Words:

[な(泣)·き + はじ(始)·め·る]
naki + hajimeru

English Meaning(s) for 泣き始める

ichidan verb
  1. to begin to cry
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Meanings for each kanji in 泣き始める

» cry; weep; moan
» commence; begin

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Conjugations for 泣き始める

masu stem
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め]
nakihajime
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Negative stem
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め]
nakihajime
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te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·て]
nakihajimete
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Negative te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·な·く·て]
nakihajimenakute
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Adverbial Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·な·く]
nakihajimenaku
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Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·る]
nakihajimeru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·な·い]
nakihajimenai
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た]
nakihajimeta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·な·か·っ·た]
nakihajimenakatta
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Presumptive Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·よ·う]
nakihajimeyou
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Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ま·す]
nakihajimemasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ま·せ·ん]
nakihajimemasen
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ま·し·た]
nakihajimemashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
nakihajimemasendeshita
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Presumptive Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ま·し·ょ·う]
nakihajimemashou
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Tai Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·い]
nakihajimetai
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·く·な·い]
nakihajimetakunai
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·か·っ·た]
nakihajimetakatta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·く·な·か·っ·た]
nakihajimetakunakatta
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Adjective stem
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た]
nakihajimeta
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te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·く·て]
nakihajimetakute
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Negative te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·く·な·く·て]
nakihajimetakunakute
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Adverbial Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·く]
nakihajimetaku
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Provisional Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·け·れ·ば]
nakihajimetakereba
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Provisional Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·く·な·け·れ·ば]
nakihajimetakunakereba
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Conditional Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·か·っ·た·ら]
nakihajimetakattara
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Conditional Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·く·な·か·っ·た·ら]
nakihajimetakunakattara
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Objective Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·さ]
nakihajimetasa
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Imperative Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ろ]
nakihajimero
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Imperative Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·な·さ·い]
nakihajimenasai
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Provisional Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·ば]
nakihajimereba
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·な·け·れ·ば]
nakihajimenakereba
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Present Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·な·き·ゃ]
nakihajimenakya
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Conditional Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·ら]
nakihajimetara
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·な·か·っ·た·ら]
nakihajimenakattara
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Alternative Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·た·り]
nakihajimetari
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Potential Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·る]
nakihajimerareru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·な·い]
nakihajimerarenai
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·た]
nakihajimerareta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·な·か·っ·た]
nakihajimerarenakatta
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masu-stem
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ]
nakihajimerare
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te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·て]
nakihajimerarete
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Negative te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·な·く·て]
nakihajimerarenakute
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Potential Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·ま·す]
nakihajimeraremasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん]
nakihajimeraremasen
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·ま·し·た]
nakihajimeraremashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
nakihajimeraremasendeshita
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Colloquial Potential Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·る]
nakihajimereru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·な·い]
nakihajimerenai
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·た]
nakihajimereta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·な·か·っ·た]
nakihajimerenakatta
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te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·て]
nakihajimerete
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Negative te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·な·く·て]
nakihajimerenakute
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Colloquial Potential Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·ま·す]
nakihajimeremasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·ま·せ·ん]
nakihajimeremasen
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·ま·し·た]
nakihajimeremashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
nakihajimeremasendeshita
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Passive Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·る]
nakihajimerareru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·な·い]
nakihajimerarenai
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·た]
nakihajimerareta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·な·か·っ·た]
nakihajimerarenakatta
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masu stem
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ]
nakihajimerare
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te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·て]
nakihajimerarete
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Negative te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·な·く·て]
nakihajimerarenakute
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Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·ま·す]
nakihajimeraremasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん]
nakihajimeraremasen
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·ま·し·た]
nakihajimeraremashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
nakihajimeraremasendeshita
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Causative Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·る]
nakihajimesaseru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·な·い]
nakihajimesasenai
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·た]
nakihajimesaseta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·な·か·っ·た]
nakihajimesasenakatta
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masu stem
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ]
nakihajimesase
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te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·て]
nakihajimesasete
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Negative te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·な·く·て]
nakihajimesasenakute
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Causative Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ま·す]
nakihajimesasemasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ま·せ·ん]
nakihajimesasemasen
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ま·し·た]
nakihajimesasemashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
nakihajimesasemasendeshita
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Causative Passive Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·る]
nakihajimesaserareru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·な·い]
nakihajimesaserarenai
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·た]
nakihajimesaserareta
»
Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·な·か·っ·た]
nakihajimesaserarenakatta
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masu stem
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ]
nakihajimesaserare
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te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·て]
nakihajimesaserarete
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Negative te-form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·な·く·て]
nakihajimesaserarenakute
»
Causative Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·ま·す]
nakihajimesaseraremasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん]
nakihajimesaseraremasen
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Past Indicative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·ま·し·た]
nakihajimesaseraremashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·さ·せ·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
nakihajimesaseraremasendeshita
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Colloquial Form
Present Indicative Negative Masculine Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ん]
nakihajimen
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Formal Form
Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ず]
nakihajimezu
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Classical Form (nu)
Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ぬ]
nakihajimenu
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Classical Form (zaru)
Present Indicative Negative Form
[な(泣)·き·はじ(始)·め·ざ·る]
nakihajimezaru
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Sample Sentences for 泣き始める

So friendly was his letter that she was deeply moved and began to cry.
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On hearing the noise, my brother started to cry.
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When Nicole heard that her favorite singer had died, she burst into tears.
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She began to grumble and then to weep.
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The boy started crying.
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