Common word› JLPT N3 › Freq. Frequency Top 5,000 Conjugation 混ぜる · ichidan verb
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 混ま ぜる 混ま ぜない Polite 混ま ぜます 混ま ぜません Past polite 混ま ぜました 混ま ぜませんでした Past 混ま ぜた 混ま ぜなかった Te-form 混ま ぜて 混ま ぜないで Desire 混ま ぜたい 混ま ぜたくない Potential 混ま ぜられる also 混ま ぜれる 混ま ぜられない also 混ま ぜれない Passive 混ま ぜられる 混ま ぜられない Causative 混ま ぜさせる 混ま ぜさせない Causative passive 混ま ぜさせられる 混ま ぜさせられない Volitional 混ま ぜよう Polite volitional 混ま ぜましょう Imperative 混ま ぜろ 混ま ぜるな Conditional 混ま ぜれば 混ま ぜなければ Tara conditional 混ま ぜたら 混ま ぜなかったら
Pairs with 混ざる › Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 と 〈 物もの 〉 を 混ま ぜる to mix A and B together
Mix the eggs and sugar together.
〈 物もの 〉 に 〈 物もの 〉 を 混ま ぜる to mix something into something else
〈 物もの 〉 をよく 混ま ぜる to mix something well
Please mix the batter well.
Kanji 交 mingle, mixing, association Transitive / intransitive 混ぜる is the transitive verb 'to mix something', while 混ざる is its intransitive partner meaning 'to become mixed' on its own.
混ぜる means to actively mix something in, whereas 混じる is intransitive and stresses one thing mingling in among a larger group or substance.
Related words· 12 混ぜる is the plain verb for mixing, while 混ぜ合わせる adds emphasis on thoroughly blending multiple ingredients together.
混ぜる is the plain verb for mixing one thing into another, while 混ぜ合わす emphasizes combining two or more things together into a unified whole.
混ぜる is the general verb for mixing anything together, while 和える specifically means tossing food with a dressing or sauce, usually for cold dishes.
混ぜる is the plain, general verb for mixing substances or ingredients together, while 取り混ぜる specifically emphasizes gathering various distinct items into one collection.
Show 8 more Show fewer 混ぜる means to mix ingredients or things together generally, while 絡める specifically implies coating or entwining one thing around or through another.
混ぜる is the everyday verb for physically mixing ingredients or objects, while 混合 is the more formal noun/する -verb used in technical or abstract contexts.
混ぜる is the general verb for mixing two or more things together, while 混ぜ込む specifically stresses folding one ingredient into an existing base.
混ぜる is the everyday word for physically mixing ingredients or substances, while 交える carries a more formal or deliberate nuance of combining distinct elements, often with inclusion or exchange in mind.
混ぜる is the general, neutral verb for mixing ingredients together, whereas 掻き回す implies a rougher, more vigorous or disorderly stirring motion.
混ぜる is the native Japanese verb for physically stirring or blending things, while ミックス is a loanword noun/suru-verb used more broadly, including for audio or abstract combinations.
混ぜる is the everyday verb for stirring or combining ingredients on purpose, whereas 混入 usually describes something getting mixed in accidentally or improperly.
混ぜる means to mix ingredients together in general, whereas 溶く specifically means to mix a powder or egg into a liquid to make it smooth and uniform.
Opposites 混ぜる means to mix things together, while 分ける means to separate or divide them apart.
混ぜる means to mix things together, the opposite action of 選り分ける , which separates them apart.
Word family· 16 mix; stir; scramble; churn
mix in; fold in
mix together; put together
admixture; adulterant; something mixed in
jumble; hodgepodge; mishmash
Show 6 more Show fewer jumble; hodgepodge; mishmash
mixed rice; rice with added ingredients
mazesoba; brothless ramen; noodle dish without soup
stir well; mix thoroughly · interrupt with a joke; butt in with a facetious comment; make fun of someone's words
jumble; mess; mishmash
jumble; hodgepodge; mishmash
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Written forms 混ま ぜる Usage 88%
Standard kanji for general mixing, blending, and stirring.
まぜる Usage 11%
交ま ぜる Usage 1%
Often used when mixing or intermingling distinct items, such as adding ingredients or combining different things.
雑ま ぜる
irregular kanji usage
Irregular kanji usage; rarely used in modern writing.
Etymology Derived from the verb 混ず (まず ), with the modern ichidan form 混ぜる becoming standard. The root relates to mixing or blending.
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