零れる [koboreru] (to spill) conjugation

Japanese
2 examples
This verb follows the ichidan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: overflow, scatter, roll, escape

Conjugation of 零れる

私/俺
Present informal tense
零れる
koboreru
I spill
Present informal negative tense
零れない
koborenai
I don't spill
Present formal tense
零れます
koboremasu
I spill
Present formal negative tense
零れません
koboremasen
I do not spill
私/俺
Past informal tense
零れた
koboreta
I spilled
Past informal negative tense
零れなかった
koborenakatta
I didn't spill
Past formal tense
零れました
koboremashita
I spill
Past formal negative tense
零れませんでした
koboremasen deshita
I did not spill
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
零れよ
koboreyo
spill
Imperative negative mood
零れるな
koboreru na
don't spill
Imperative formal mood
零れてください
koborete kudasai
please spill
Imperative formal negative mood
零れないでください
koborenai dekudasai
please do not spill
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
零れて
koborete
spill
Passive stem
零れられる
koborerareru
spilled
Hypothetical tense
零れれ
koborere
if I spilled
Hypothetical conditional stem
零れれば
koborereba
spilled
私/俺
Volitional stem
零れよう
koboreyō
will spill
Potential stem
零れられる
koborerareru
spilled
Continuative stem
零れ
kobore
spilling
Causative stem
零れさせる
koboresaseru
allow to spill
私/俺
Imperfective stem
零れ
kobore
spill

Examples of 零れる

Example in JapaneseTranslation in English
時々は、こぼれるSometimes a little spills.
こぼれた？Spillage?

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