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We found 1 word, 10 kanji, and 5 examples matching 'たがやす'
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た が や す 3
Most common form: 耕す
'su' godan verb, transitive verb
to till; to plow; to plough; to cultivate
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耕
コウ   たがやす to cultivate, to plow, to till   
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耒
plow; plough
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ノ
katakana 'no'; whereupon; splitting away from
未
ミ    not yet   
井
セイ   ショウ   い a well   
圣
ground again
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土
ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
又
また again   
畊
畉
俋
垡
埩
畇
耖
耠
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とち
土地
は
いちど
一度
もたがやされたことがなかった。
The land had never been ploughed.
とち
土地
を
たがや
耕
す。
I till the earth.
かれらは
とち
土地
をたがやした。
They cultivated the land.
のうか
農家
の
ひとたち
人達
は
すき
鋤
で
つち
土
を
たがや
耕
す。
Farmers turn up the soil with plows.
のうふ
農夫
は
とち
土地
を
たがや
耕
す。
Farmers cultivate the soil.
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