漕ぎ寄せる [kogiyoseru] (to row and approach) conjugation

Japanese
This verb follows the ichidan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: row up to

Conjugation of eiti

私/俺
Present informal tense
漕ぎ寄せる
kogiyoseru
I row and approach
Present informal negative tense
漕ぎ寄せない
kogiyosenai
I don't row and approach
Present formal tense
漕ぎ寄せます
kogiyosemasu
I row and approach
Present formal negative tense
漕ぎ寄せません
kogiyosemasen
I do not row and approach
私/俺
Past informal tense
漕ぎ寄せた
kogiyoseta
I rowed and approach
Past informal negative tense
漕ぎ寄せなかった
kogiyosenakatta
I didn't row and approach
Past formal tense
漕ぎ寄せました
kogiyosemashita
I row and approach
Past formal negative tense
漕ぎ寄せませんでした
kogiyosemasen deshita
I did not row and approach
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
漕ぎ寄せよ
kogiyoseyo
row and approach
Imperative negative mood
漕ぎ寄せるな
kogiyoseru na
don't row and approach
Imperative formal mood
漕ぎ寄せてください
kogiyosete kudasai
please row and approach
Imperative formal negative mood
漕ぎ寄せないでください
kogiyosenai dekudasai
please do not row and approach
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
漕ぎ寄せて
kogiyosete
row and approach
Passive stem
漕ぎ寄せられる
kogiyoserareru
rowed and approach
Hypothetical tense
漕ぎ寄せれ
kogiyosere
if I rowed and approach
Hypothetical conditional stem
漕ぎ寄せれば
kogiyosereba
rowed and approach
私/俺
Volitional stem
漕ぎ寄せよう
kogiyoseyō
will row and approach
Potential stem
漕ぎ寄せられる
kogiyoserareru
rowed and approach
Continuative stem
漕ぎ寄せ
kogiyose
rowing and approach
Causative stem
漕ぎ寄せさせる
kogiyosesaseru
allow to row and approach
私/俺
Imperfective stem
漕ぎ寄せ
kogiyose
row and approach

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