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生える is an exact match with one form of the following word:
生える
BOOST
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はえる
ichidan verb, intransitive verb
1. to grow; to spring up; to sprout2. to cut (teeth)
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生える is the most useful form.
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This word is a member of our collection of the 10,000 most useful words in Japanese:
• This form is used about 80% of the time
• Google Japan frequency rank: 57,000
(about 7,140,000 results)
• This form appears in Wikipedia's list of JLPT N2 vocabulary
(see JLPT collections)
• iknow! Core 6000 rank: 3799
(see iKnow! collections)
• Wikipedia most common 20000 words rank: 6372
• This form appears in the 1998 'Ichimango goi bunruishuu' frequent word list by Senmon Kyouiku
はえる
BOOST
My flashcards:
Usefulness and usage:
• This form is used about 20% of the time
• Google Japan frequency rank: 102,000
(about 1,740,000 results)
• This form appears in the 1998 'Ichimango goi bunruishuu' frequent word list by Senmon Kyouiku
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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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