乾枯らびる | Japanese meaning

干からびる【ひからびる】

Frequency rank: 21,086. – 21,179.

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Ichidan verb; intransitive verb

to dry up completely; to become stale

This meaning refers to the process where something loses moisture to the point of being completely dry, often referring to food or plants that have lost their freshness.

The vegetables were left for a long time and completely dried up.

Example sentences1 result

The orange is withered.

Tatoeba

干からびる【ひからびる】

Frequency rank: 21,086. – 21,179.

Alsoびる【ひからびる】びる【ひからびる】びる【ひからびる】らびる【ひからびる】らびる【ひからびる】びる【ひからびる】ひからびる

Ichidan verb; intransitive verb

to dry up completely; to become stale

This meaning refers to the process where something loses moisture to the point of being completely dry, often referring to food or plants that have lost their freshness.

The vegetables were left for a long time and completely dried up.

Example sentences1 result

The orange is withered.

Tatoeba

干

N26

意dry; parch; ebb; recede; interfere; intercede

訓ほ.す、ほ.し-、-ぼ.し、ひ.る

音カン

名ほし

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乾

N2常用

意drought; dry; dessicate; drink up; heaven; emperor

訓かわ.く、かわ.かす、ほ.す、ひ.る、いぬい

音カン、ケン

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涸

意dry up; mature

訓か.れる、か.らす、こお.る

音コ、カク

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枯

N2常用

意wither; die; dry up; be seasoned

訓か.れる、か.らす

音コ

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干からびる【ひからびる】

Frequency rank: 21,086. – 21,179.

Alsoびる【ひからびる】びる【ひからびる】びる【ひからびる】らびる【ひからびる】らびる【ひからびる】びる【ひからびる】ひからびる

Ichidan verb; intransitive verb

to dry up completely; to become stale

This meaning refers to the process where something loses moisture to the point of being completely dry, often referring to food or plants that have lost their freshness.

The vegetables were left for a long time and completely dried up.

Example sentences1 result

The orange is withered.

Tatoeba

干からびる【ひからびる】

Frequency rank: 21,086. – 21,179.

Alsoびる【ひからびる】びる【ひからびる】びる【ひからびる】らびる【ひからびる】らびる【ひからびる】びる【ひからびる】ひからびる

Ichidan verb; intransitive verb

to dry up completely; to become stale

This meaning refers to the process where something loses moisture to the point of being completely dry, often referring to food or plants that have lost their freshness.