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Question what does kizutsukete mean? - 03-16-2008, 02:35 AM

i know that kizu- means hurt but what does -tsukete mean? please help. thanks in advance.
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i know that kizu- means hurt but what does -tsukete mean? please help. thanks in advance.
Kizu = a bruise, wound, etc.
kizutsukeru [vt.] = to hurt, harm (someone)
kizutsukete [vt] = the [te] form of kizutsukeru. Telling somebody to hurt someone.


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03-16-2008, 03:53 AM

Are you sure you are not talkng about ki o tsukete?
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03-16-2008, 04:32 AM

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Kizu = a bruise, wound, etc.
kizutsukeru [vt.] = to hurt, harm (someone)
kizutsukete [vt] = the [te] form of kizutsukeru. Telling somebody to hurt someone.
Where does that 'telling someone' part come from? Kizutsukete only means hurting someone.
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03-16-2008, 04:37 AM

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Where does that 'telling someone' part come from? Kizutsukete only means hurting someone.
If it is a complete sentence, then that would be in the direct command form.
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