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泣き出す

to burst into tears

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Conjugation of 泣き出す

This verb follows the godan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: begin to cry
私/俺
Present informal tense
泣き出す
nakidasu
I burst into tears
Present informal negative tense
泣き出さない
nakidasanai
I don't burst into tears
Present formal tense
泣き出します
nakidashimasu
I burst into tears
Present formal negative tense
泣き出しません
nakidashimasen
I do not burst into tears
私/俺
Past informal tense
泣き出した
nakidashita
I burst into tears
Past informal negative tense
泣き出さなかった
nakidasanakatta
I didn't burst into tears
Past formal tense
泣き出しました
nakidashimashita
I burst into tears
Past formal negative tense
泣き出しませんでした
nakidashimasen deshita
I did not burst into tears
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
泣き出せ
nakidase
burst into tears
Imperative negative mood
泣き出すな
nakidasu na
don't burst into tears
Imperative formal mood
泣き出してください
nakidashite kudasai
please burst into tears
Imperative formal negative mood
泣き出さないでください
nakidasanai dekudasai
please do not burst into tears
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
泣き出して
nakidashite
burst into tears
Passive stem
泣き出される
nakidasareru
burst into tears
Hypothetical tense
泣き出せ
nakidase
if I burst into tears
Hypothetical conditional stem
泣き出せば
nakidaseba
burst into tears
私/俺
Volitional stem
泣き出そう
nakidasō
will burst into tears
Potential stem
泣き出せる
nakidaseru
burst into tears
Continuative stem
泣き出し
nakidashi
bursting into tears
Causative stem
泣き出させる
nakidasaseru
allow to burst into tears
私/俺
Imperfective stem
泣き出さ
nakidasa
burst into tears

Examples of 泣き出す

（全員 泣き出す）

Thank you For excusing them from make-up What happened?

子供は目が覚めて部屋で１人にされているのがわかると、泣き出した。

The child began to cry as she woke to find herself left alone in the room.

その子は「ああ、ああ」泣き出した。

She started crying, "Ah! Ah!"