Japanese transitivity pairs
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/s/
- wak- / wakas- — "to boil"
- noko- / nokos- - "to stay / leave"
- oti- / otos- - "to fall / drop"
- tob- / tobas- - "to fly / throw"
- de- / das- "to go out"
- nuk- / nukas- - "to be removed / remove"
- tir- / tiras- - "to scatter"
- kie- / kes- "to disappear / erase"
- her- / heras- "decrease"*
- hue- / huyas- "increase"*
/e/
- ak- / ake- - "to open"*
- hirak- / hirake- - "to open"
- tuk- / tuke- - "to attach, turn on"*
- sodat- / sodate- "to grow up / raise"
- kanasim- / kanasime- "to feel/make sad"
- yorokob- / yorokobe- "to feel/make happy"
- tat- / tate- "to stand up"*
- noas- / naose- "to be fixed / fix"
/ar/~/e/
- hajimar- / hajime- "to begin"
- owar- / oe- "to end"
- tidimar- / tidime- "to shrink"*
- kawar- / kae- "to change"
- ukar- / uke- "to take in"
- azukar- / azuke- "to (en)trust"
- kakar- / kake- "to hang"
- simar- / sime- "to shut"
- mazar- / maze- "to mix"
/r(e)/~/s/
/r/~/s/
- modor- / modos- - "to return"
- mawar- / mawas- "to (en)circle"
/re/~/s/
- nagare- / nagas- "flow / make flow"
- koware- / kowas- "to break"
- taore- / taos- "to knock over"