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出迎える

to greet

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Conjugation of 出迎える

This verb follows the ichidan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: welcome, meet a guest upon arrival
私/俺
Present informal tense
出迎える
demukaeru
I greet
Present informal negative tense
出迎えない
demukaenai
I don't greet
Present formal tense
出迎えます
demukaemasu
I greet
Present formal negative tense
出迎えません
demukaemasen
I do not greet
私/俺
Past informal tense
出迎えた
demukaeta
I greeted
Past informal negative tense
出迎えなかった
demukaenakatta
I didn't greet
Past formal tense
出迎えました
demukaemashita
I greet
Past formal negative tense
出迎えませんでした
demukaemasen deshita
I did not greet
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
出迎えよ
demukaeyo
greet
Imperative negative mood
出迎えるな
demukaeru na
don't greet
Imperative formal mood
出迎えてください
demukaete kudasai
please greet
Imperative formal negative mood
出迎えないでください
demukaenai dekudasai
please do not greet
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
出迎えて
demukaete
greet
Passive stem
出迎えられる
demukaerareru
greeted
Hypothetical tense
出迎えれ
demukaere
if I greeted
Hypothetical conditional stem
出迎えれば
demukaereba
greeted
私/俺
Volitional stem
出迎えよう
demukaeyō
will greet
Potential stem
出迎えられる
demukaerareru
greeted
Continuative stem
出迎え
demukae
greeting
Causative stem
出迎えさせる
demukaesaseru
allow to greet
私/俺
Imperfective stem
出迎え
demukae
greet

Examples of 出迎える

来客だ 出迎えよう

Let's go, guys. We've got company.

将軍　徳川綱吉様 日本国を 統治する者である 出迎え　大儀であるぞ

His Highness, Shogun Tokugawa, lord of provinces and master of all Japan thanks you for your welcome.