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立たてる

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Meanings

1

ichidan verb, transitive verb

stand up; put up; set up; erect; raise

Broad physical sense: cause something to stand upright, erect a structure, raise a flag, or set up an object.

2

ichidan verb, transitive verb

thrust into; bury into; dig into

Used for sticking something into a surface or material, such as a knife, nail, or stake.

3

ichidan verb, transitive verb

make a noise; start a rumor; raise dust; cause

Used with nouns like 音 (sound), 声 (voice), 噂 (rumor), ほこり (dust) to mean producing or stirring up something intangible.

4

ichidan verb, transitive verb

make; establish; set up; develop; formulate

Used for creating abstract things like plans, theories, goals, records, or systems.

5

ichidan verb, transitive verb

put up a candidate; make one's leader

Used in political or organizational contexts: to nominate or support someone as a candidate or leader.

6

ichidan verb, transitive verb

treat with respect; give due; make look good; avoid embarrassing

Often used in the pattern 顔を立てる (save face) or 立ててやる (do something to show respect or avoid embarrassment).

7

ichidan verb, transitive verb

sharpen; make clear

Limited use; often with 刃 (blade) or in figurative expressions like 論点を立てる (clarify a point).

8

ichidan verb, transitive verb

shut; close

Only when written 閉てる

Rare; usually written 閉てる. Modern Japanese prefers 閉める (しめる) for closing doors, etc.

See also: 閉てる

9

ichidan verb, transitive verb

make tea (matcha); perform tea ceremony

Only when written 点てる

Specialized use in tea ceremony; written 点てる.

See also: 点てる

10

ichidan verb, transitive verb

divide by

Mathematical use; rare. Usually expressed as 割る (わる) in modern Japanese.

11

suffix, ichidan verb

do ... vigorously

Suffix attached to the -masu stem of a verb to indicate doing something intensely or vigorously.

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