Vocabulary
Kanji | Furigana | Romaji | Meaning | JLPT |
追う | おう | ou | to chase, pursue, follow | 3 |
追加 | ついか | tsuika | addition, supplement | – |
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Radicals
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Vocabulary
Kanji | Furigana | Romaji | Meaning | JLPT |
追う | おう | ou | to chase, pursue, follow | 3 |
追加 | ついか | tsuika | addition, supplement | – |
– |
Radicals
Radical | Radical name | Meaning |
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– | ||
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How would someone use this word? Just by itself as an う-verb, or in conjunction with する?
This kanji is not used just by itself. As you pointed out it is used as a verb with う or it is used in combination with another kanji for a word like 追加 – tsuika – addition.
Many kanji have a meaning but can not be used alone without any other characters in Japanese.
I realize that. I apologize for not being clear. I’m not asking about the kanji, I’m asking about the word 追う. How is that word generally used? By itself, as an う-verb, or in conjunction with する, like 相談?
Sorry for the late reply, I was very busy and wanted to take some time to write a proper reply. You can use 追う as a normal verb. It then looks like this:
追う
追います
追った
etc.
I will write soon write an article about it, when I start explaining verbs in the grammar section.
I hope this answered your question.