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脱する (だっする, dassuru) Japanese meaning: escape from | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N1 › Freq. Frequency Top 20,000 Conjugation 脱する · suru verb (special)
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 脱だっ する 脱だっ さない Polite 脱だっ します 脱だっ しません Past polite 脱だっ しました 脱だっ しませんでした Past 脱だっ した 脱だっ さなかった Te-form 脱だっ して 脱だっ さないで Desire 脱だっ したい 脱だっ したくない Potential 脱だっ せる 脱だっ せない Passive 脱だっ される also formal 脱だっ せられる 脱だっ されない also formal 脱だっ せられない Causative 脱だっ させる 脱だっ させない Causative passive 脱だっ させられる 脱だっ させられない Volitional 脱だっ そう Polite volitional 脱だっ しましょう Imperative 脱だっ せ 脱だっ するな Conditional 脱だっ せば 脱だっ さなければ Tara conditional 脱だっ したら 脱だっ さなかったら
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An incident occurred in which a prisoner escaped from the prison.
He was finally able to escape from poverty.
Kanji 脱 undress, removing, escape from Related words 抜け出す emphasizes quietly slipping out of a place or situation, while 脱する is more formal and often used for escaping abstract dangers or hardships.
逃れる focuses on avoiding or fleeing from something threatening, whereas 脱する stresses getting completely out of a confining state.
脱出する usually describes a concrete, often urgent physical escape (e.g. from a burning building), while 脱する covers both physical and abstract situations more formally.
免れる means to avoid or be spared from something bad (like punishment or danger) without necessarily having been trapped in it, while 脱する implies breaking free from a state one was already in.
逃げる is the plain, everyday word for running away, while 脱する is formal and typically used for overcoming difficult circumstances.
Written forms 脱だっ する Usage 99%
Standard kanji spelling; common in news and formal writing.
だっする Usage 1%
Kana spelling is acceptable, especially in less formal contexts or when the kanji is not needed.
Etymology Compound of 脱 (datsu, 'escape, remove') + する (suru, 'to do'), forming a suru verb with the special class inflection 脱する (dassuru). The kanji 脱 carries the core meaning of taking off or escaping.
