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THE WORD · N5

死ぬしぬ

die

Verbe · Group 1 verb

死にしにたい。

I want to die.

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Parts of speech

Group 1 verb (godan) · Intransitive

The dictionary may associate several parts of speech with different meanings of the same word.

Verb group: Group 1 (godan)

Verb usage: intransit

English dictionary meanings
  • to die
  • to pass away
  • to lose spirit
  • to lose vigor
  • to look dead
  • to cease
  • to stop

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THE KANJI · N3 · 6 strokes

任

Responsibility ; Duty ; Term ; Entrust To ; Appoint

Readings on: ニン
Kun readings: まか.せる・まか.す

責任せきにん — liability

Readings depend on the word. In kun readings, the dot separates the kanji from its kana ending (okurigana).

Two-word kanji

Reading belongs to the complete word: it is not always deduced from isolated readings.

  • 責任せきにん — duty; liability Word card → Source
  • 辞任じにん — resignation Source
  • 担任たんにん — load; laden Source
  • 転任てんにん — displacement; transfer Source
  • 後任こうにん — replacement; successor Source
  • 任命にんめい — designation; appointment Source
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