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Most common form: 生やす
'su' godan verb, transitive verb
to grow; to cultivate; to wear a beard(click the word to view an additional 1 form, examples and links)
'su' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to play accompaniment; to keep time2. to cheer; to applaud
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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 うむ to give birth to き pure, undiluted おう to grow, to sprout はえる to grow, to sprout はやす to grow, cultivate
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あごひげをはやした
かみさま
神様
はじぶん
自分
がはな
離
れたのとおな
同
じほうほう
方法
でもど
戻
ってくるとやくそく
約束
していた。
The bearded god had promised to return someday in the same way he had left.
また、もっと
おお
大
きなきょせき
巨石
とよ
呼
ばれるものは、しゅら
修羅
とよ
呼
ぶきぞり
木橇
にいし
石
をの
載
せ、いし
石
のうえ
上
のはやしかた
方
のかけごえ
声
にあ
合
わせじゅうにん
十人
からひゃくにん
百人
、またおお
多
いとき
時
にはすうせん
数千
にん
人
のひと
人
がひ
引
いた。
Even larger stones, called kyoseki or megaliths, were loaded onto wooden sleds and pulled by between ten and a hundred, and sometimes even thousands, of people to the rhythm of a cadence called out by someone riding on top of the stone.
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