Jisho

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来た could be an inflection of 来る, with these forms:
  • Ta-form. It indicates the past tense of the verb.

Words — 9 found

きた 来す
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Godan verb with 'su' ending, Transitive verb
1. to cause; to induce; to bring about a result or state; to produce​Usually written using kana alone
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来たす 【きたす】
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きた 来るべき
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Noun or verb acting prenominally
1. expected to arrive (occur) in the near future​
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来たるべき 【きたるべき】
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きた 来る
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Pre-noun adjectival (rentaishi)
1. next (e.g. "next April"); forthcoming; coming​Antonym: 去る
Godan verb with 'ru' ending, Intransitive verb
2. to come; to arrive; to be due to​orig. meaning
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来たる 【きたる】
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きみか 来た、見た、勝った
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1. veni, vidi, vici; I came; I saw; I conquered​Quotation
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2. Veni, vidi, vici​"Veni, vidi, vici" ("I came, I saw, I conquered. ") is a ... Read more
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くものこば 来る者は拒まず
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1. turn away no one; do not cast out those that come to you​Proverb, See also 去る者は追わず
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来る者は拒まず 【きたるものはこばまず】、来たる者は拒まず 【きたるものはこばまず】
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きた 来立て
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1. new arrival​
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来たて 【きたて】
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ｋｔｋｒ
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1. it's here!; it's happening!; yes!​Internet slang, from 来たこれ; used as a response to good news or the arrival of something highly anticipated
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キタコレ
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来たれ、汝甘き死の時よ
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1. Komm, du süße Todesstunde, BWV 161​Komm, du süße Todesstunde (Come, o sweet hour of death), ... Read more
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来たり給え、創造主なる聖霊よ
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1. Veni Creator Spiritus​Veni Creator Spiritus ("Come Creator Spirit") is a hymn b... Read more
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Kanji — 1 found

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7 strokes. JLPT N5. Jōyō kanji, taught in grade 2.
来
come, due, next, cause, become
Kun: く.る、 きた.る、 きた.す、 き.たす、 き.たる、 き、 こ
On: ライ、 タイ
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Sentences — 588 found

  • jreibun/5999/3
      ヨーロッパから来た留学生に、日本人は仕事のために生きているのかと(問われた:とわれた)ことがある。
    An international student from Europe once asked me whether the Japanese live for the sake of work. — Jreibun
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