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ほれた
れた
きる
なんて idiom
Falling head over head over heels is what makes life worth living (literally: to swell with love is like life over death).
idiom Idiomatic expression
Conjugations and inflections
Words
expression
head over heels (often used mockingly); madly (in love)
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0
godan verb, irregular nu verb, intransitive verb
1. to die; to pass away  (sensitive)
2. to lose spirit; to lose vigor; to look dead
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ichidan verb, intransitive verb
1. to live; to exist
2. to make a living; to subsist
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noun or verb acting prenominally, adverb
1. how ..!; what ..!  (often written with kana only)
2. what (questioning)
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Kanji
シュ    tumour   はれる to swell   は a swelling, a boil   はらす to inflame   
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ジュウ   チョウ   おも heavy   かさなる to be piled up   かさねる to pile up   え -fold, -ply   
ニク body part   
シ   death   し die   
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death
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セキ   ゆう night   
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katakana 'ta'
イチ   イツ   ひと    ひと- one   
さじ spoon   
セイ   ショウ    life   なま raw   いかす to enliven   いきる to live   いける to arrange flowers   うまれる to be born   う to give birth to   き pure, undiluted   お to grow, to sprout   はえる to grow, to sprout   はやす to grow, cultivate   
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