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踏み外す [fumihazusu] (to lose footing) conjugation

Japanese
This verb follows the godan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: get off the right track, get, miss step, go astray, make a false step

Conjugation of 踏み外す

私/俺
Present informal tense
踏み外す
fumihazusu
I lose footing
Present informal negative tense
踏み外さない
fumihazusanai
I don't lose footing
Present formal tense
踏み外します
fumihazushimasu
I lose footing
Present formal negative tense
踏み外しません
fumihazushimasen
I do not lose footing
私/俺
Past informal tense
踏み外した
fumihazushita
I lost footing
Past informal negative tense
踏み外さなかった
fumihazusanakatta
I didn't lose footing
Past formal tense
踏み外しました
fumihazushimashita
I lose footing
Past formal negative tense
踏み外しませんでした
fumihazushimasen deshita
I did not lose footing
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
踏み外せ
fumihazuse
lose footing
Imperative negative mood
踏み外すな
fumihazusu na
don't lose footing
Imperative formal mood
踏み外してください
fumihazushite kudasai
please lose footing
Imperative formal negative mood
踏み外さないでください
fumihazusanai dekudasai
please do not lose footing
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
踏み外して
fumihazushite
lose footing
Passive stem
踏み外される
fumihazusareru
lost footing
Hypothetical tense
踏み外せ
fumihazuse
if I lost footing
Hypothetical conditional stem
踏み外せば
fumihazuseba
lost footing
私/俺
Volitional stem
踏み外そう
fumihazusō
will lose footing
Potential stem
踏み外せる
fumihazuseru
lost footing
Continuative stem
踏み外し
fumihazushi
losing footing
Causative stem
踏み外させる
fumihazusaseru
allow to lose footing
私/俺
Imperfective stem
踏み外さ
fumihazusa
lose footing

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