佝僂 - kuru | eevy Japanese Dictionary

Word Pronunciation

17 Variants Available

Essential 8 items

佝僂くるじゃない

kurujanai

The negative form

1. Not bent over; Not stooped

Noun

#169440

佝僂くるだった

kurudatta

The past form

1. Was bent over; Was stooped

Noun

#171590

佝僂くるの

kuruno

Attributive form: modifies a following noun

1. Bent; Stooped

Noun

#145335

佝僂くるじゃありません

kurujārimasen

The polite negative form

1. It is not.; I am not.

Noun

#173727

佝僂くるじゃないです

kurujanaidesu

The polite negative form

1. It's not hunched over.; It's not stooped.

Noun

#172041

佝僂くるでした

kurudeshita

The polite past form

1. Was bent over.; Was stooped.

Noun

#175991

佝僂くるです

kurudesu

The polite form

1. Humble form; Respectful form

Noun

#169100

佝僂くるではありません

kurudewārimasen

The polite negative form

1. Is not bent over.; Is not stooped.

Noun

#168801

Common 6 items

佝僂くるじゃなかった

kurujanakatta

The past negative form

1. Wasn't bent over.; Wasn't stooped.

Noun

#168355

佝僂くるだろう

kurudarō

Expresses probability ("probably…")

1. Probably… bent over; Probably… stooped

Noun

#168166

佝僂くるじゃありませんでした

kurujārimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. Was not bent over.; Was not stooped.

Noun

#175966

佝僂くるじゃなかったです

kurujanakattadesu

The polite, past negative form

1. Wasn't bent over.; Wasn't stooped.

Noun

#174099

佝僂くるでしょう

kurudeshō

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

1. Probably…; Likely…

Noun

#167378

佝僂くるではありませんでした

kurudewārimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. Was not bent over.; Was not stooped.

Noun

#168349

Advanced 3 items

佝僂くるだったら

kurudattara

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

1. If/when bent/stooped; If/when hunched over

Noun

#168875

佝僂くるであれば

kurudeareba

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

1. If/when bent/stooped; If/when hunched over

Noun

#166759

佝僂くるなら

kurunara

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

1. If/when bent over; If/when stooped

Noun

#175914

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