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[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·る]
kumiageru
ichidan verb, transitive verb

Alternate Written Forms:

[くみあ(上)·げ·る]
kumiageru
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[くみ(汲)·あ(上)·げ·る]
kumiageru
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English Meaning(s) for 汲み上げる

ichidan verb, transitive verb
  1. to draw (water, etc.); to scoop up; to pump up; to dip up
  2. to draw on (ideas) (from subordinates, the public, etc.); to take into account; to adopt
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Definition and Synonyms for 汲み上げる

Scoop Out take out or up with or as if with a scoop
Synonyms: すくう, しゃくる, すくい上げる, すくい取る, 汲む, 汲み上げる, 汲み取る
Pump raise (gases or fluids) with a pump
Synonyms: 揚水, 汲む, 汲み上げる
Take Out take liquid out of a container or well
Synonyms: 汲む, 汲み上げる

Meanings for each kanji in 汲み上げる

» draw (water); ladle; scoop; pump
» above; up

Categories 汲み上げる is a member of

Remove remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract
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Lift raise from a lower to a higher position
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Stroke Order Diagrams for 汲み上げる

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Conjugations for 汲み上げる

masu stem
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ]
kumiage
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Negative stem
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ]
kumiage
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te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·て]
kumiagete
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Negative te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·な·く·て]
kumiagenakute
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Adverbial Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·な·く]
kumiagenaku
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Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·る]
kumiageru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·な·い]
kumiagenai
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た]
kumiageta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·な·か·っ·た]
kumiagenakatta
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Presumptive Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·よ·う]
kumiageyou
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Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ま·す]
kumiagemasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ま·せ·ん]
kumiagemasen
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ま·し·た]
kumiagemashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
kumiagemasendeshita
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Presumptive Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ま·し·ょ·う]
kumiagemashou
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Tai Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·い]
kumiagetai
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·く·な·い]
kumiagetakunai
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·か·っ·た]
kumiagetakatta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·く·な·か·っ·た]
kumiagetakunakatta
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Adjective stem
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た]
kumiageta
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te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·く·て]
kumiagetakute
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Negative te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·く·な·く·て]
kumiagetakunakute
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Adverbial Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·く]
kumiagetaku
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Provisional Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·け·れ·ば]
kumiagetakereba
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Provisional Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·く·な·け·れ·ば]
kumiagetakunakereba
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Conditional Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·か·っ·た·ら]
kumiagetakattara
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Conditional Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·く·な·か·っ·た·ら]
kumiagetakunakattara
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Objective Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·さ]
kumiagetasa
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Imperative Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ろ]
kumiagero
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Imperative Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·な·さ·い]
kumiagenasai
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Provisional Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·ば]
kumiagereba
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·な·け·れ·ば]
kumiagenakereba
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Present Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·な·き·ゃ]
kumiagenakya
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Conditional Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·ら]
kumiagetara
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·な·か·っ·た·ら]
kumiagenakattara
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Alternative Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·た·り]
kumiagetari
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Potential Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·る]
kumiagerareru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·な·い]
kumiagerarenai
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·た]
kumiagerareta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·な·か·っ·た]
kumiagerarenakatta
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masu-stem
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ]
kumiagerare
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te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·て]
kumiagerarete
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Negative te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·な·く·て]
kumiagerarenakute
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Potential Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·ま·す]
kumiageraremasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん]
kumiageraremasen
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·ま·し·た]
kumiageraremashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
kumiageraremasendeshita
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Colloquial Potential Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·る]
kumiagereru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·な·い]
kumiagerenai
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·た]
kumiagereta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·な·か·っ·た]
kumiagerenakatta
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te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·て]
kumiagerete
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Negative te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·な·く·て]
kumiagerenakute
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Colloquial Potential Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·ま·す]
kumiageremasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·ま·せ·ん]
kumiageremasen
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·ま·し·た]
kumiageremashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
kumiageremasendeshita
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Passive Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·る]
kumiagerareru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·な·い]
kumiagerarenai
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·た]
kumiagerareta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·な·か·っ·た]
kumiagerarenakatta
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masu stem
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ]
kumiagerare
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te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·て]
kumiagerarete
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Negative te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·な·く·て]
kumiagerarenakute
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Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·ま·す]
kumiageraremasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん]
kumiageraremasen
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·ま·し·た]
kumiageraremashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
kumiageraremasendeshita
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Causative Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·る]
kumiagesaseru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·な·い]
kumiagesasenai
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·た]
kumiagesaseta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·な·か·っ·た]
kumiagesasenakatta
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masu stem
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ]
kumiagesase
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te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·て]
kumiagesasete
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Negative te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·な·く·て]
kumiagesasenakute
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Causative Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ま·す]
kumiagesasemasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ま·せ·ん]
kumiagesasemasen
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ま·し·た]
kumiagesasemashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
kumiagesasemasendeshita
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Causative Passive Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·る]
kumiagesaserareru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·な·い]
kumiagesaserarenai
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·た]
kumiagesaserareta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·な·か·っ·た]
kumiagesaserarenakatta
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masu stem
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ]
kumiagesaserare
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te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·て]
kumiagesaserarete
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Negative te-form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·な·く·て]
kumiagesaserarenakute
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Causative Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·ま·す]
kumiagesaseraremasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん]
kumiagesaseraremasen
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Past Indicative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·ま·し·た]
kumiagesaseraremashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·さ·せ·ら·れ·ま·せ·ん·で·し·た]
kumiagesaseraremasendeshita
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Colloquial Form
Present Indicative Negative Masculine Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ん]
kumiagen
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Formal Form
Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ず]
kumiagezu
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Classical Form (nu)
Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ぬ]
kumiagenu
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Classical Form (zaru)
Present Indicative Negative Form
[く(汲)·み·あ(上)·げ·ざ·る]
kumiagezaru
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Sample Sentences for 汲み上げる

The village people had to pump water from the well by hand.
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