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The bath is ready.
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ofuro
noun
  1. bath
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o
prefix
  1. honorific/polite/humble prefix (usu. before a term with a kun-yomi reading; おん is more formal)
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furo
noun
  1. bath; bathing; bathtub; bathroom
  2. bathhouse; public bath
  3. room for drying lacquerware
  4. base (wooden joint connecting the blade of a hoe, spade, etc., to the handle)
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waku

Plain Past Indicative Form

waita
godan verb, intransitive verb
  1. to grow hot (e.g. water); to boil
  2. to get excited (at); to erupt (in applause, cheering, etc.); to be in a ferment; to take place energetically
  3. to ferment
  4. to melt (of metal)
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wayo
particle
  1. emphatic sentence-ending particle
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wa
particle
  1. indicates emotion or admiration (at sentence end)
  2. indicates emphasis (at sentence end)
pronoun
  1. I; me
interjection
  1. wah!
  2. boo!
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yo
particle
  1. hey; you (at sentence-end; indicates certainty, emphasis, contempt, request, etc.)
  2. hey (after a noun; used when calling out to someone)
  3. hey; hold on (in mid-sentence; used to catch one's breath or get someone's attention)
interjection
  1. yo; hey
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