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ちそう
馳走
からおなかすかせておきなさい
Save your appetite for the big dinner.
Grammar and points of interest
Conjugations and inflections
Words
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Most common form: ごちそう
noun
1. feast; treating (someone)  (see also: 馳走; polite (teineigo) language)
2. to treat (someone, e.g. to a meal)
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ichidan verb, intransitive verb
1. to leave; to exit; to go out; to come out; to get out  (opposite: 入る)
2. to leave (on a journey); to depart; to start out; to set out
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Most common form: お腹
noun
stomach  (polite (teineigo) language)
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'ku' godan verb, intransitive verb
1. to become less crowded; to thin out; to get empty
2. to be hungry  (see also: お腹が空く)
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expression
do ...  (see also: 為さる; imperative form often used after the -masu stem of a verb; often written with kana only)
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Kanji
チ   はせる to make run   
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バ   うま horse   ま horse   
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little bird
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fire
ヤ   to be
ソウ   はし run   
シュツ   スイ   だ to take out, to put out   で to go out, to exit   
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