散ける [barakeru] (to come loose) conjugation

Japanese
This verb follows the ichidan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: become separated

Conjugation of 散ける

私/俺
Present informal tense
散ける
barakeru
I come loose
Present informal negative tense
散けない
barakenai
I don't come loose
Present formal tense
散けます
barakemasu
I come loose
Present formal negative tense
散けません
barakemasen
I do not come loose
私/俺
Past informal tense
散けた
baraketa
I came loose
Past informal negative tense
散けなかった
barakenakatta
I didn't come loose
Past formal tense
散けました
barakemashita
I come loose
Past formal negative tense
散けませんでした
barakemasen deshita
I did not come loose
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
散けよ
barakeyo
come loose
Imperative negative mood
散けるな
barakeru na
don't come loose
Imperative formal mood
散けてください
barakete kudasai
please come loose
Imperative formal negative mood
散けないでください
barakenai dekudasai
please do not come loose
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
散けて
barakete
come loose
Passive stem
散けられる
barakerareru
came loose
Hypothetical tense
散けれ
barakere
if I came loose
Hypothetical conditional stem
散ければ
barakereba
came loose
私/俺
Volitional stem
散けよう
barakeyō
will come loose
Potential stem
散けられる
barakerareru
came loose
Continuative stem
散け
barake
coming loose
Causative stem
散けさせる
barakesaseru
allow to come loose
私/俺
Imperfective stem
散け
barake
come loose

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