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渇く - To Become Thirsty

Pronounce: かわく ( kawaku )
Usage: Not common
JLPT Level: N2
Vocab Class: This is a Verb . What is a Verb ?

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Verb Type (How to tell?): 渇く is an U-Verb

Conjugating

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Present/future (Now doing or going to do): 渇きます; 渇
Past (Did): 渇きました; 渇いた
Progressive (Currently doing): 渇いています; 渇いている
Negative present/future (Currently not doing): 渇きません; 渇かない
Negative past (Was doing): 渇きませんでした; 渇かなかった
Command form (Have to do): 渇いてください; 渇いて
Negative command (Do not do): 渇かないでください; 渇かないで
Potential form (Can do): 渇けます; 渇ける
Want to..: 渇きたいです; 渇きたい
Don't want to..: 渇きたくないです; 渇きたくない
Let's..: 渇きましょう; 渇こう
Passive form: 渇かれます; 渇かれる
Causative form: 渇かせます; 渇かせる

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Sample sentences with 渇く

喉が渇きました。それでお茶を飲みました: I was thirsty and because of that I drank tea

Kanji used in 渇く

渇: Thirst

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