吊虻 - tsuri abu | eevy Japanese Dictionary

Word Pronunciation

17 Variants Available

Essential 8 items

吊つり虻あぶじゃない

tsuriabujanai

The negative form

1. Not a gadfly.; Not a pest.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶだった

tsuriabudatta

The past form

1. Was a horsefly.; Was a gadfly.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶの

tsuriabuno

Attributive form: modifies a following noun

1. Of a robber fly; Relating to robber flies

Noun

吊つり虻あぶじゃありません

tsuri abuja arimasen

The polite negative form

1. Not a gadfly.; Not annoying.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶじゃないです

tsuriabujanaidesu

The polite negative form

1. Not a nuisance.; Not bothersome.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶでした

tsuriabudeshita

The polite past form

1. Was a horsefly.; Was annoying.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶです

tsuriabudesu

The polite form

1. Excuse me.; I am a gadfly.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶではありません

tsuriabudewārimasen

The polite negative form

1. Not a gadfly.; Not a pest.

Noun

Common 6 items

吊つり虻あぶじゃなかった

tsuriabujanakatta

The past negative form

1. Wasn't a horsefly.; Wasn't a gadfly.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶだろう

tsuri abudarō

Expresses probability ("probably…")

1. Probably a dragonfly.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶじゃありませんでした

tsuri abuja arimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. Was not a horsefly.; Was not a gadfly.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶじゃなかったです

tsuriabujanakattadesu

The polite, past negative form

1. Wasn't a gadfly.; Wasn't annoying.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶでしょう

tsuri abudeshō

Expresses probability in a polite manner ("probably…")

1. Probably a gadfly.

Noun

吊つり虻あぶではありませんでした

tsuriabudewārimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. Was not a horsefly.; Was not a gadfly.

Noun

Advanced 3 items

吊つり虻あぶだったら

tsuriabudattara

The "-tara" conditional form ("if/when…")

1. If/when a horsefly…; If it were a horsefly…

Noun

吊つり虻あぶであれば

tsuriabudeareba

The "-eba" conditional form ("if/when…")

1. If/when suspended/hanging flies…; If it were a suspended/hanging fly…

Noun

吊つり虻あぶなら

tsuri abunara

The "-nara" conditional form ("if/when…")

1. If/when suspended/hanging flies…

Noun

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