蒜 - hiru | eevy Japanese Dictionary

Word Pronunciation

18 Variants Available

Essential 9 items

蒜ひるじゃない

hirujanai

The negative form

1. Not garlic.

Noun

#201468

蒜ひるだった

hirudatta

The past form

1. Was garlic.

Noun

#203120

蒜ひるで

hirude

て-form: Used to connect clauses, make requests, or chain actions

1. With garlic; Using garlic

Noun

#202249

蒜ひるの

hiruno

Attributive form: modifies a following noun

1. Garlic; Of garlic

Noun

#204222

蒜ひるじゃありません

hirujārimasen

The polite negative form

1. It is not garlic.; I am not garlic.

Noun

#206987

蒜ひるじゃないです

hirujanaidesu

The polite negative form

1. It's not garlic.

Noun

#204625

蒜ひるでした

hirudeshita

The polite past form

1. Was garlic.

Noun

#203511

蒜ひるです

hirudesu

The polite form

1. Garlic.; You're welcome.

Noun

#203172

蒜ひるではありません

hirudewārimasen

The polite negative form

1. It is not garlic.

Noun

#199583

Common 6 items

蒜ひるじゃなかった

hirujanakatta

The past negative form

1. Wasn't garlic.

Noun

#202984

蒜ひるだろう

hirudarō

Expresses probability ("probably…")

1. Probably garlic.

Noun

#201066

蒜ひるじゃありませんでした

hirujārimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. It was not garlic.; I was not garlic. (figuratively, denying a harsh or unpleasant quality)

Noun

#197427

蒜ひるじゃなかったです

hirujanakattadesu

The polite, past negative form

1. It wasn't garlic.

Noun

#197315

蒜ひるでしょう

hirudeshō

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

1. Probably garlic.; It will likely be garlic.

Noun

#204160

蒜ひるではありませんでした

hirudewārimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. Was not garlic.; It was not garlic.

Noun

#198515

Advanced 3 items

蒜ひるだったら

hirudattara

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

1. If garlic; When garlic

Noun

#201364

蒜ひるであれば

hirudeareba

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

1. If garlic; When garlic

Noun

#202251

蒜ひるなら

hirunara

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

1. If garlic; When garlic

Noun

#205496

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