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We found 4 words and 134 examples matching 'いたっ'
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い た っ 2
Most common form: 痛い
1. painful; sore
2. exceeding  (see also: 甚く; esp. 甚い)
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い た っ て 0 い た っ て 2
very much; exceedingly; extremely
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interjection (kandoushi)
ouch  (see also: 痛い)
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interjection (kandoushi)
ouch!
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あいたっ！
あし
足
が！
Ouch! My foot!
「
あぶ
危
ないですから、
おれ
俺
が
ひろ
拾
いますよ」「
だいじょうぶ
大丈夫
だから・・・いたっ！」「ほら、いわんこっちゃない」
"That's dangerous, I'll clear it up." "It's OK ... Ouch!" "Look, didn't I tell you so?"
わたし
私
は
いた
至
って
けんこう
健康
で、
かぜ
風邪
ひとつひきません。
I am quite healthy and have had no cold.
だいく
大工
が
むすこ
息子
に、
にわとり
鶏
こや
小屋
を
つく
造
ってやるのは、いたって
かんたん
簡単
なことである。
It is duck soup for a carpenter to construct a chicken coop for his son.
そふ
祖父
は８０を
こ
越
えていますが、
あし
足
はいたって
たっしゃ
達者
です。
My grandfather is over eighty years old, but he is a good walker.
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