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委ねる

to entrust

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Conjugation of 委ねる

This verb follows the ichidan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: devote to, abandon to, leave, abandon, devote
私/俺
Present informal tense
委ねる
yudaneru
I entrust
Present informal negative tense
委ねない
yudanenai
I don't entrust
Present formal tense
委ねます
yudanemasu
I entrust
Present formal negative tense
委ねません
yudanemasen
I do not entrust
私/俺
Past informal tense
委ねた
yudaneta
I entrusted
Past informal negative tense
委ねなかった
yudanenakatta
I didn't entrust
Past formal tense
委ねました
yudanemashita
I entrust
Past formal negative tense
委ねませんでした
yudanemasen deshita
I did not entrust
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
委ねよ
yudaneyo
entrust
Imperative negative mood
委ねるな
yudaneru na
don't entrust
Imperative formal mood
委ねてください
yudanete kudasai
please entrust
Imperative formal negative mood
委ねないでください
yudanenai dekudasai
please do not entrust
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
委ねて
yudanete
entrust
Passive stem
委ねられる
yudanerareru
entrusted
Hypothetical tense
委ねれ
yudanere
if I entrusted
Hypothetical conditional stem
委ねれば
yudanereba
entrusted
私/俺
Volitional stem
委ねよう
yudaneyō
will entrust
Potential stem
委ねられる
yudanerareru
entrusted
Continuative stem
委ね
yudane
entrusting
Causative stem
委ねさせる
yudanesaseru
allow to entrust
私/俺
Imperfective stem
委ね
yudane
entrust

Examples of 委ねる

“神に” “委ねます”

But we can only do the right as we see the right, and reverently commit

"もはや戦争は避けられません" "我々の正しい選択を" "神に" "委ねます"

But we can only do the right as we see the right, and reverently cοmmit οur cause tο Gοd.

もう 後戻り出来ないわ 私に すべてを ....委ねて

May my friends and family, witness this act. an irrevocable promise to my commitment, that...

彼ら以前の 勇敢な探検家同様に... "ライフ・ワン"の二人は... 生命を小さなカプセルに 委ね お互いに─

Like many brave explorers before them... the two-men crew of Life One... entrust their lives to their tiny vessel and to each other... for a chance to witness the extraordinary.

"スペイン王家の栄光を 息子の手に ゆだねる"

The glory of the Spanish Crown rests in his capable hands."

”臆病な私とは違う” ”スペイン王家の栄光を 息子の手に ゆだねる”

Our son is good and strong and wiser than this old fool who leaves your bed more and more reluctantly.