アサヒる · godan verb (-ru)
| Form | Positive | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| Dictionary | アサヒる | アサヒらない |
| Polite | アサヒります | アサヒりません |
| Past polite | アサヒりました | アサヒりませんでした |
| Past | アサヒった | アサヒらなかった |
| Te-form | アサヒって | アサヒらないで |
| Desire | アサヒりたい | アサヒりたくない |
| Potential | アサヒれる | アサヒれない |
| Passive | アサヒられる | アサヒられない |
| Causative | アサヒらせる | アサヒらせない |
| Causative passive | アサヒらせられるalso アサヒらされる | アサヒらせられないalso アサヒらされない |
| Volitional | アサヒろう | |
| Polite volitional | アサヒりましょう | |
| Imperative | アサヒれ | アサヒるな |
| Conditional | アサヒれば | アサヒらなければ |
| Tara conditional | アサヒったら | アサヒらなかったら |
fabricate stories; make up; cook up
Slang verb derived from a scandal involving the Asahi Shimbun newspaper; used jocularly to mean inventing or falsifying information, especially in journalism or reporting.
Isn't that reporter making stuff up again?
Stop fabricating stories from online rumors.
Katakana spelling is standard for this slang verb; usually written in kana.
Kanji spelling is possible but very rare; the word is almost always written in kana.
Derived from the name of the Asahi Shimbun newspaper, following a scandal in which the paper was found to have fabricated stories. The verb ending 〜る was added to create a slang verb meaning 'to fabricate'.