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Japanese
Verb
妬く • (yaku) godan (stem 妬き (yaki), past 妬いた (yaita))
- Alternative spelling of 焼く (yaku): to envy, be jealous (of)
2018 September 24, “Ore no onna ni chikazuku-na! [Don’t go near my girl!]”, in Koi memo:
- 女性の場合、やきもちを妬くと彼氏にあたったり、明らかに態度を変えたりしますが男性の場合は、やきもちを妬いているということを知られたらカッコ悪いと思っている人が多い
- Josei no baai, yakimochi o yaku to kareshi ni atattari, akiraka ni taido o kaetari shimasu ga dansei no baai wa, yakimochi o yaite-iru to iu koto o shiraretara kakko warui to omotte-iru hito ga ōi
- If it’s a woman who is jealous of a boyfriend, many people think her change in attitude is natural, but if they hear about a man being jealous they think that is uncool.
Conjugation
Katsuyōkei ("stem forms")
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Mizenkei ("imperfective")
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妬か
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やか
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yaka
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Ren’yōkei ("continuative")
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妬き
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やき
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yaki
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Shūshikei ("terminal")
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妬く
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やく
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yaku
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Rentaikei ("attributive")
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妬く
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やく
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yaku
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Kateikei ("hypothetical")
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妬け
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やけ
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yake
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Meireikei ("imperative")
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妬け
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やけ
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yake
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Key constructions
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Passive
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妬かれる
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やかれる
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yakareru
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Causative
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妬かせる 妬かす
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やかせる やかす
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yakaseru yakasu
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Potential
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妬ける
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やける
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yakeru
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Volitional
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妬こう
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やこう
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yakō
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Negative
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妬かない
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やかない
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yakanai
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Negative continuative
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妬かず
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やかず
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yakazu
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Formal
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妬きます
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やきます
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yakimasu
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Perfective
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妬いた
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やいた
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yaita
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Conjunctive
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妬いて
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やいて
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yaite
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Hypothetical conditional
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妬けば
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やけば
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yakeba
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- 妬む (netamu, “to envy”)
- 羨む (urayamu, “to be envious”)
- 嫉妬 (shitto, “jealousy, envy”)
- 焼き餅 (yakimochi, “jealousy”, literally “toasted rice cake”)