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[ひら(拓)·く]
hiraku
godan verb, transitive verb

English Meaning(s) for 拓く

godan verb, transitive verb
  1. to open (e.g. path); to clear (the way); to break up (e.g. land)
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Definition and Synonyms for 拓く

Clear make a way or path by removing objects
Synonyms: 拓く, 開く, 開く

Meanings for each kanji in 拓く

» clear (the land); open; break up (land)

Categories 拓く is a member of

Make make or cause to be or to become
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Stroke Order Diagrams for 拓く

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Conjugations for 拓く

masu stem
[ひら(拓)·き]
hiraki
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Negative stem
[ひら(拓)·か]
hiraka
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te-form
[ひら(拓)·い·て]
hiraite
»
Negative te-form
[ひら(拓)·か·な·く·て]
hirakanakute
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Adverbial Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·な·く]
hirakanaku
»
Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·く]
hiraku
»
Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·な·い]
hirakanai
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·い·た]
hiraita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·な·か·っ·た]
hirakanakatta
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Presumptive Form
[ひら(拓)·こ·う]
hirakou
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Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·ま·す]
hirakimasu
»
Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·ま·せ·ん]
hirakimasen
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·ま·し·た]
hirakimashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
hirakimasendeshita
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Presumptive Form
[ひら(拓)·き·ま·し·ょ·う]
hirakimashou
»
Tai Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·い]
hirakitai
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·く·な·い]
hirakitakunai
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·か·っ·た]
hirakitakatta
»
Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·く·な·か·っ·た]
hirakitakunakatta
»
Adjective stem
[ひら(拓)·き·た]
hirakita
»
te-form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·く·て]
hirakitakute
»
Negative te-form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·く·な·く·て]
hirakitakunakute
»
Adverbial Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·く]
hirakitaku
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Provisional Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·け·れ·ば]
hirakitakereba
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Provisional Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·く·な·け·れ·ば]
hirakitakunakereba
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Conditional Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·か·っ·た·ら]
hirakitakattara
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Conditional Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·く·な·か·っ·た·ら]
hirakitakunakattara
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Objective Form
[ひら(拓)·き·た·さ]
hirakitasa
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Imperative Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·け]
hirake
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Imperative Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·き·な·さ·い]
hirakinasai
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Provisional Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·け·ば]
hirakeba
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·な·け·れ·ば]
hirakanakereba
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Present Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
[ひら(拓)·か·な·き·ゃ]
hirakanakya
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Conditional Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·い·た·ら]
hiraitara
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·な·か·っ·た·ら]
hirakanakattara
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Alternative Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·い·た·り]
hiraitari
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Potential Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·け·る]
hirakeru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·け·な·い]
hirakenai
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·け·た]
hiraketa
»
Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·け·な·か·っ·た]
hirakenakatta
»
masu-stem
[ひら(拓)·け]
hirake
»
te-form
[ひら(拓)·け·て]
hirakete
»
Negative te-form
[ひら(拓)·け·な·く·て]
hirakenakute
»
Potential Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·け·ま·す]
hirakemasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·け·ま·せ·ん]
hirakemasen
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·け·ま·し·た]
hirakemashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·け·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
hirakemasendeshita
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Passive Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·る]
hirakareru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·な·い]
hirakarenai
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Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·た]
hirakareta
»
Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·な·か·っ·た]
hirakarenakatta
»
masu stem
[ひら(拓)·か·れ]
hirakare
»
te-form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·て]
hirakarete
»
Negative te-form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·な·く·て]
hirakarenakute
»
Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·ま·す]
hirakaremasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·ま·せ·ん]
hirakaremasen
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·ま·し·た]
hirakaremashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
hirakaremasendeshita
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Causative Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·る]
hirakaseru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·な·い]
hirakasenai
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·た]
hirakaseta
»
Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·な·か·っ·た]
hirakasenakatta
»
masu stem
[ひら(拓)·か·せ]
hirakase
»
te-form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·て]
hirakasete
»
Negative te-form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·な·く·て]
hirakasenakute
»
Causative Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·ま·す]
hirakasemasu
»
Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·ま·せ·ん]
hirakasemasen
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·ま·し·た]
hirakasemashita
»
Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·せ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
hirakasemasendeshita
»
Causative Passive Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·る]
hirakasareru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·な·い]
hirakasarenai
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·た]
hirakasareta
»
Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·な·か·っ·た]
hirakasarenakatta
»
masu stem
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ]
hirakasare
»
te-form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·て]
hirakasarete
»
Negative te-form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·な·く·て]
hirakasarenakute
»
Causative Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·ま·す]
hirakasaremasu
»
Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·ま·せ·ん]
hirakasaremasen
»
Past Indicative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·ま·し·た]
hirakasaremashita
»
Past Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·さ·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
hirakasaremasendeshita
»
Colloquial Form
Present Indicative Negative Masculine Form
[ひら(拓)·か·ん]
hirakan
»
Formal Form
Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·ず]
hirakazu
»
Classical Form (nu)
Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·ぬ]
hirakanu
»
Classical Form (zaru)
Present Indicative Negative Form
[ひら(拓)·か·ざ·る]
hirakazaru
»

Sample Sentences for 拓く

The Rangers lead the way.
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Kate was lying with her eyes open.
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