Godan Verb Conjugations
Why are Godan Verbs called Godan? How are they conjugated? Why is it so complicated?
Let’s dive in!
Why are Godan Verbs called Godan? How are they conjugated? Why is it so complicated?
Let’s dive in!
Have you ever wondered, how many い (i) Adjectives are there? And how many な (na) Adjectives? How many な (na) Adjectives end with い (i)?
Let’s look into that.
Here is a list of 50 common used Godan (Class 1) Verbs with つ (tsu) ending with their meanings:
Here is a list of 50 common used Godan (Class 1) Verbs with む (mu) ending with their meanings:
Here is a list of 50 common used Godan (Class 1) Verbs with ぐ (gu) ending with their meanings:
Here is a list of 30 common used Godan (Class 1) Verbs with ぶ (bu) ending with their meanings:
Here is a list of 100 common used Godan (Class 1) Verbs with う (u) ending with their meanings:
Here is a list of 100 common used Godan (Class 1) Verbs with す (su) ending with their meanings.
Note that 行く (いく) is not an regular Godan verb - it’s an exception - te-form and ta-form is irregular (行って, 行った)
Here is a list of 10 Godan (Class 1) Verbs with ぬ (nu) ending with their meanings.
As you can see, ぬ (nu) ending in verbs is exclusively used in context of death.
Here is a list of 100 common used Godan (Class 1) Verbs with す (su) ending with their meanings:
Here is a list of 100 common used Godan (Class 1) Verbs with る (ru) ending with their meanings:
Have you ever wondered how many Ichidan (Group 2) Verbs are actually in the Japanese language?
How many Godan (Group 1) Verbs?
And Irregular Verbs (Group 3)?
How many Godan Verbs have the -iru / -eru ( -いる / -える) ending?
Let’s explore it! ✨