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かれ
じて
じた

He looked down in shame.
Grammar and points of interest
Conjugations and inflections
Words
1
pronoun
1. he; him
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2
to feel ashamed
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1
noun
1. eye; eyeball
2. eyesight; sight; vision  (see also: 目が見える)
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2
ichidan verb, transitive verb, intransitive verb
to close (e.g. book, eyes, meeting, etc.); to shut
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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   
チ   はじ shame   はじる to feel ashamed   はじらう to be shy   はずかしい ashamed   
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ジ   みみ ear   
シン   こころ heart   
ボク   モク   eye   ま-    め    
ヘイ   closed   しまる to be closed   しめる to close   とじる to close, to finish   とざす to shut, to lock   
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katakana 'o'
モン   かど gate   
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