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一考
to give thought to something
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Conjugation
of
一考
This verb can also mean the following: consider
Latinized
Translation
Hiragana
私/俺
Present informal tense
一考
ikkō suru
I give thought to something
Present informal negative tense
一考しない
ikkō shinai
I don't give thought to something
Present formal tense
一考します
ikkō shimasu
I give thought to something
Present formal negative tense
一考しません
ikkō shimasen
I do not give thought to something
私/俺
Past informal tense
一考した
ikkō shita
I gave thought to something
Past informal negative tense
一考しなかった
ikkō shinakatta
I didn't give thought to something
Past formal tense
一考しました
ikkō shimashita
I give thought to something
Past formal negative tense
一考しませんでした
ikkō shimasen deshita
I did not give thought to something
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
一考せよ
ikkō seyo
give thought to something
Imperative negative mood
一考な
ikkō suru na
don't give thought to something
Imperative formal mood
一考してください
ikkō shite kudasai
please give thought to something
Imperative formal negative mood
一考しないでください
ikkō shinai dekudasai
please do not give thought to something
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
一考して
ikkō shite
give thought to something
Passive stem
一考される
ikkō sareru
gave thought to something
Hypothetical tense
一考すれ
ikkō sure
if I gave thought to something
Hypothetical conditional stem
一考すれば
ikkō sureba
gave thought to something
私/俺
Volitional stem
一考しよう
ikkō shiyō
will give thought to something
Potential stem
一考できる
ikkō dekiru
gave thought to something
Continuative stem
一考し
ikkō shi
giving thought to something
Causative stem
一考させる
ikkō saseru
allow to give thought to something
私/俺
Imperfective stem
一考し
ikkō shi
give thought to something
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