下向く | Japanese meaning

下向く【したむく】

Alsoしたむく

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to point down; to look downantonym: 上向く

This usage refers to the physical action of directing one’s gaze or an object towards a lower position.

He looked down in embarrassment.

to get worse; to begin to fall (e.g. of a price)

This meaning describes a situation where something is deteriorating or declining, particularly used in economic or emotional contexts.

The company's stock price has been falling recently.

下向く【したむく】

Alsoしたむく

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to point down; to look downantonym: 上向く

This usage refers to the physical action of directing one’s gaze or an object towards a lower position.

He looked down in embarrassment.

to get worse; to begin to fall (e.g. of a price)

This meaning describes a situation where something is deteriorating or declining, particularly used in economic or emotional contexts.

The company's stock price has been falling recently.

下

N51

意below; down; descend; give; low; inferior

訓した、しも、もと、さ.げる、さ.がる、くだ.る、くだ.り、くだ.す、-くだ.す、くだ.さる、お.ろす、お.りる

音カ、ゲ

名さか、しと

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向

N33

意yonder; facing; beyond; confront; defy; tend toward; approach

訓む.く、む.い、-む.き、む.ける、-む.け、む.かう、む.かい、む.こう、む.こう-、むこ、むか.い

音コウ

名こお、た、な、むか、むかい、むこう

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下向く【したむく】

Alsoしたむく

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to point down; to look downantonym: 上向く

This usage refers to the physical action of directing one’s gaze or an object towards a lower position.

He looked down in embarrassment.

to get worse; to begin to fall (e.g. of a price)

This meaning describes a situation where something is deteriorating or declining, particularly used in economic or emotional contexts.

The company's stock price has been falling recently.

下向く【したむく】

Alsoしたむく

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to point down; to look downantonym: 上向く

This usage refers to the physical action of directing one’s gaze or an object towards a lower position.

He looked down in embarrassment.

to get worse; to begin to fall (e.g. of a price)

This meaning describes a situation where something is deteriorating or declining, particularly used in economic or emotional contexts.

The company's stock price has been falling recently.

下

N51

意below; down; descend; give; low; inferior

訓した、しも、もと、さ.げる、さ.がる、くだ.る、くだ.り、くだ.す、-くだ.す、くだ.さる、お.ろす、お.りる

音カ、ゲ

名さか、しと

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向

N33

意yonder; facing; beyond; confront; defy; tend toward; approach

訓む.く、む.い、-む.き、む.ける、-む.け、む.かう、む.かい、む.こう、む.こう-、むこ、むか.い

音コウ

名こお、た、な、むか、むかい、むこう

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