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[いけす(好)·か·な·さ]
ikesukanasa
expression, i adjective (negative)

Alternate Written Forms:

[イケす(好)·か·な·さ]
ikesukanasa
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Matched Conjugations:

Nominalized Objective Form
[いけす(好)·か·な·さ]
ikesukanasa

Root Words:

[いけ + す(好)·か·な·い]
ike + sukanai

English Meaning(s) for いけ好かなさ

expression, i adjective (negative)
  1. nasty; disgusting; detestable; unpleasant; disagreeable; creepy
* Please note, you are viewing the Japanese readings in the nominalized objective form, while the english meanings are based on the dictionary form.
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Definition and Synonyms for いけ好かなさ

Loathly highly offensive
Synonyms: キモイ, グロい, いやらしい, いけ好かない, 忌々しい, 汚らわしい, 苦々しい, 醜穢
Loathly arousing aversion or disgust
Synonyms: キモイ, グロい, いやらしい, いけ好かない, 忌々しい, 汚らわしい, 苦々しい, 醜穢

Meanings for each kanji in いけ好かなさ

» fond; pleasing; like something

Stroke Order Diagrams for いけ好かなさ

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Conjugations for いけ好かなさ

Adjective stem
[いけす(好)·か·な]
ikesukana
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te-form
[いけす(好)·か·な·く·て]
ikesukanakute
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Adverbial Form
[いけす(好)·か·な·く]
ikesukanaku
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Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[いけす(好)·か·な·い]
ikesukanai
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Present Indicative Negative Form
[いけす(好)·か·な·く·な·い]
ikesukanakunai
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Past Indicative Form
[いけす(好)·か·な·か·っ·た]
ikesukanakatta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
[いけす(好)·か·な·く·な·か·っ·た]
ikesukanakunakatta
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Provisional Form
Present Indicative Form
[いけす(好)·か·な·け·れ·ば]
ikesukanakereba
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Conditional Form
Present Indicative Form
[いけす(好)·か·な·か·っ·た·ら]
ikesukanakattara
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Nominalized Form
Objective Form
[いけす(好)·か·な·さ]
ikesukanasa
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