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回る, 廻る, まわる
Conjugated: 回って
Godan verb, Intransitive
1. to turn, to rotate, to revolve, to spin
2. to go around, to circle, to revolve around, to orbit
3. to make the rounds (of), to go around (several places), to travel around, to make a tour of, to patrol
4. to go by way of, to go via, to stop by (on the way), to take a roundabout route, to make a detour
5. to move around (to another place or position), to come around, to go over (e.g. to the opposing side)
その船は岬を回った。
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めぐる, 巡る, 回る, 廻る, 繞る
Conjugated: 回って
Godan verb, Intransitive
1. to go around, to make a circle around
2. to surround, to circle, to enclose
3. to come around (of a season, anniversary, turn, etc.), to return, to repeat, to circulate (of blood, money, etc.)
4. to travel around, to make a tour of
See をめぐって
5. to concern (a matter), to surround
春がまためぐってきた。
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くたびれる, 草臥れる
Conjugated: くたびれていた
Ichidan verb, Intransitive
1. to get tired, to become exhausted, to grow weary
2. to become worn out, to become battered (from long use)
Auxiliary verb, after the -masu stem of a verb
3. to get tired of (doing), to get fed up with
私は仕事でひどくくたびれている。
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の, 乃
Particle, orig. written 乃 or 之
1. indicates possessive
2. nominalizes verbs and adjectives
See が・1
3. substitutes for "ga" in subordinate phrases
at sentence-end; falling tone
4. indicates a confident conclusion
Female term or language, at sentence-end
5. indicates emotional emphasis
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で, 出
Noun, used as a suffix
1. coming out, going out, outflow, efflux, rising (of the Sun or the Moon)
2. attending (work), appearing (on stage), one's turn to go on
3. start, beginning
4. origins, background, person (or item) originating from ..., graduate of ..., native of ..., member of ... (lineage)
5. architectural member that projects outward
彼は貴族の出である。
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で
Particle, indicates location of action
1. at, in
indicates time of action
2. at, when
indicates means of action
3. by, with
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