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かれ
ちち
くした
ので
かな
しかった

He felt sad because he lost his father.
Grammar and points of interest
Conjugations and inflections
Words
1
pronoun
1. he; him
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1 2
noun
father  (see also: ; とと and ちゃん are used by children; humble)
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0
Most common form: なくす
'su' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to lose something  (often written with kana only)
2. to get rid of  (usu. 無くす; often written with kana only)
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0
particle
that being the case; because of ...; the reason is ....; given that...
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0
sad; sorrowful
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Kanji
ヒ   かれ he   
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step
ヒ   かわ skin, leather   
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stick   
cliff
また again   
フ   ちち father   
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katakana 'ha'; eight
crossed swords
ボウ   モウ   dead   な to be deceased, to have ceased to be   
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shelf
lid
ヒ   かなしい sad   かなしむ to be sad   
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ヒ   mistake
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シン   こころ heart   
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