はねる

Frequency rank: 16,299. – 16,349. (for form 刎ねる: 8,595. – 8,612.)
    Ichidan verb; transitive verb
  1. to hit (e.g. to have a car hit someone); to run intoword usually written using kana alone
  2. to reject; to deny; to refuseword usually written using kana alone
  3. to eliminate; to exclude; to leave outword usually written using kana alone
  4. to flip; to splash; to splatterword usually written using kana alone
  5. to decapitate; to beheadword usually written using kana aloneesp. 刎ねる
  6. to jump upword usually written using kana alone
  7. to point or curl up (e.g. ends of hair)word usually written using kana alone
Forms
  • はねるFrequency rank: 16,299. – 16,349.
  • ねる【はねる】Frequency rank: 37,313. – 37,771.
  • ねる【はねる】Frequency rank: 8,595. – 8,612.
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to hit (e.g. to have a car hit someone); to run into
    2. This meaning refers to a collision or impact, often involving vehicles or physical contact.
    The car hit him.
    He ran into a bicycle on the sidewalk.
  2. to reject; to deny; to refuse
    3. This meaning is used when someone does not accept an offer, belief, or request.
    He rejected the proposal.
    She denied the question about the issue.
  3. to eliminate; to exclude; to leave out
    4. This meaning involves removing something or not including it in a process or list.
    He eliminated that option.
    The details were excluded from the report.
  4. to flip; to splash; to splatter
    5. This refers to causing a liquid to scatter or move rapidly, often resulting in a mess.
    The children were playing, splashing water.
    He splattered paint on the wall.
  5. to decapitate; to behead
    6. This meaning is used primarily in a dramatic or literal sense, referring to the act of severing the head from the body.
    In the legend, the king decapitated his enemy.
    In the movie scene, he beheaded his enemy.
  6. to jump up
    7. This refers to the action of springing into the air, often to express excitement or surprise.
    He jumped up in joy.
    The children jumped up when they heard they were going out to play.
  7. to point or curl up (e.g. ends of hair)
    8. This meaning refers to hair or similar objects that have a tendency to bend or curve at the ends.
    Her hair curls at the ends.
    He pointed out the way with his finger.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to hit (e.g. to have a car hit someone)to reject (when using the meaning related to denying)reboundsound of splashingto splash from waterends of hair curl upthe ball bouncesa fish that has flippedto jump up (as in a leg)to reject an opinionto be hit by a car
Example sentences
5 results
1. 。、だろ。
My hair's messed up this morning. At least lend me a hand mirror - it should be shut in the drawer there.
Tatoeba
2. 。
He was nearly hit by the car while crossing the street.
Tatoeba
3. 、。
I saw the man knocked down and the driver driving away.
Tatoeba
4. だっ。
I was nearly hit by a car.
Tatoeba
5. 、。
I happened along when the car hit the boy.
Tatoeba
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