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付け狙う
to tail
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Conjugation
of
付け狙う
This verb follows the godan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: shadow, prowl after
Latinized
Translation
Hiragana
私/俺
Present informal tense
付け狙う
tsukenerau
I tail
Present informal negative tense
付け狙わない
tsukenerawanai
I don't tail
Present formal tense
付け狙います
tsukeneraimasu
I tail
Present formal negative tense
付け狙いません
tsen
I do not tail
私/俺
Past informal tense
付け狙った
tsukeneratta
I tailed
Past informal negative tense
付け狙わなかった
tsukenerawanakatta
I didn't tail
Past formal tense
付け狙いました
tshita
I tail
Past formal negative tense
付け狙いませんでした
tsen deshita
I did not tail
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
付け狙え
tsukenerae
tail
Imperative negative mood
付け狙うな
tsukenerau na
don't tail
Imperative formal mood
付け狙ってください
tsukeneratte kudasai
please tail
Imperative formal negative mood
付け狙わないでください
tsukenerawanai dekudasai
please do not tail
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
付け狙って
tsukeneratte
tail
Passive stem
付け狙われる
tsukenerawareru
tailed
Hypothetical tense
付け狙え
tsukenerae
if I tailed
Hypothetical conditional stem
付け狙えば
tsukeneraeba
tailed
私/俺
Volitional stem
付け狙おう
tsukeneraō
will tail
Potential stem
付け狙える
tsukeneraeru
tailed
Continuative stem
付け狙い
tsukenerai
tailing
Causative stem
付け狙わせる
tsukenerawaseru
allow to tail
私/俺
Imperfective stem
付け狙わ
tsukenerawa
tail
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