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挿す

さす　inserir

致す

いたす

崩す

くずす demolir

脅かす

おどかす ameaçar/intimidar

励ます

はげます encorajar

繰り返す

くりかえす repetir/fazer a mesma coisa novamente

打つ

うつ atirar

討つ

うつ bater

跳ぶ

とぶ pular/jump

酌む

くむ pegar agua (bastante agua)

澄む

すむ　Para se tornar claro/transparente

踏む

ふむ pisar

恨む

うらむ guardar rancor

縮む

ちぢむ encolher

伸びる

のびる ampliar

悔やむ

くやむ arrepender-se

膨らむ

ふくらむ inflar