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We found 88 words, 1 kanji, and 384 examples matching '泣'
Word search: 88 matches
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な く 0
Most common form: なく
to cry; to weep; to sob; to howl
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ご う き ゅ う 0
crying aloud; lamentation; wailing
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な き し ず む 4
'mu' godan verb, intransitive verb
to abandon oneself to grief
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か ん き ゅ う 0
being moved to tears
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な き ご え 3
cry; crying voice
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Kanji search: 1 match
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泣
キュウ   なく to cry   
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立
リツ   リュウ   たつ to stand   たてる to build   
氵
スイ   みず water   
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たまには
あか
赤
ちゃんを
な
泣
かせておくのもいい。
It's OK to leave the baby to cry on occasion.
かわいそうにその
しょうじょ
少女
は
いちにちちゅう
一日中
な
泣
いてばかりいた。
The poor little girl did nothing but sob all day.
かわいそうに、その
おんな
女
の
こ
子
は
な
泣
いてばかりいた。
The poor little girl did nothing but weep.
かんきゃく
観客
は
えいが
映画
がクライマックスの
あいだ
間
すすり
な
泣
きした。
The audience sobbed throughout the climax of the movie.
かれ
彼
は
な
泣
きに
な
泣
いた。
He cried and cried.
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