追つい加か

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追加する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	追つい加かする	追つい加かしない
Polite	追つい加かします	追つい加かしません
Past polite	追つい加かしました	追つい加かしませんでした
Past	追つい加かした	追つい加かしなかった
Te-form	追つい加かして	追つい加かしないで
Desire	追つい加かしたい	追つい加かしたくない
Potential	追つい加かできる	追つい加かできない
Passive	追つい加かされる	追つい加かされない
Causative	追つい加かさせる	追つい加かさせない
Causative passive	追つい加かさせられる	追つい加かさせられない
Volitional	追つい加かしよう
Polite volitional	追つい加かしましょう
Imperative	追つい加かしろ	追つい加かするな
Conditional	追つい加かすれば	追つい加かしなければ
Tara conditional	追つい加かしたら	追つい加かしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

addition; supplement; appending

Used for adding something extra to an existing set, list, amount, or plan. Common as a noun, する-verb, and の-adjective.

注ちゅう文もんにデザートを追つい加かした。
I added dessert to the order.
追つい加かの資し料りょうが必ひつ要ようですか。
Do you need additional materials?

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Usage patterns

〈物もの〉をリストに追つい加かするto add something to a list
気きになった商しょう品ひんをリストに追つい加かした。
I added the item I was interested in to the list.
〈物もの〉をカートに追つい加かするto add something to a shopping cart
もう一ひとつ本ほんをカートに追つい加かした。
I added one more book to my shopping cart.
追つい加かで〈物もの〉を頼たのむto additionally order something
お腹なかがすいたので、追つい加かで餃子ぎょうざを頼たのんだ。
Since I was still hungry, I ordered some more gyoza.
〈事こと〉に追つい加かしてin addition to something
元もとの計けい画かくに追つい加かして、新あたらしい案あんも提てい出しゅつした。
In addition to the original plan, I also submitted a new proposal.

Kanji

追chase, drive away, follow
加add, addition, increase

Related words· 17

付ふ加かN1
付加 is a more formal, often technical word for attaching an extra feature or value, while 追加 is the everyday word for adding more items, amount, or content to something.
加くわえるN3
加える is a general transitive verb meaning 'to add' in almost any context, while 追加 is a noun/する-verb specifically about supplementing an existing set or amount.
挿そう入にゅうN3
追加 means adding something, often to the end or to an existing set, while 挿入 emphasizes putting something into a specific position or gap.
追つい記き
追加 is the general word for adding something extra (items, cost, time), while 追記 specifically means adding written information to a document or record.

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エキストラ
追加 is a noun meaning 'addition, supplement', while エクストラ as a prenominal describes something as extra or special-grade, common in product names.
上うわ乗のせ
追加 is the general word for adding something extra, while 上乗せ specifically means adding an extra amount on top of an existing charge or figure.
添てん加かN1
追加 is the general word for adding something extra (an item, step, or information), while 添加 specifically refers to adding a substance or ingredient into something.
付つけ足たすN1
追加する is a more formal or technical term for adding or supplementing, often used in official contexts, whereas 付け足す is more casual and concrete.
付つけ加くわえ
追加 is the common, general word for 'addition' used in formal or everyday contexts, while 付け加え is a slightly more casual term that emphasizes the act of appending an extra remark or item.
おかわりN3
追加 is a general word for adding more of anything (an order, an item, a fee), while お代わり specifically means getting another serving of food or drink you've already had.
加か
追加 is the everyday standalone word for 'addition' or 'supplement', while 加 is a bound form only used inside compounds like 追加 itself.
番ばん外がい
追加 means a planned addition or supplement, whereas 番外 implies an extra item that was not part of the original plan or count.
加か算さん
追加 is the general word for adding something extra or appending, whereas 加算 specifically means adding a numerical amount to a total.
補ほ足そくN1
追加 is a general word for adding anything (items, funds, text), while 補足 specifically adds missing details to clarify existing information.
別べっ途と
追加 means an addition or supplement itself, whereas 別途 emphasizes that something is kept apart from the main matter, which often results in an additional item.
補ほ充じゅうN1
追加 means adding something new or extra, while 補充 specifically means restoring something that has become deficient back to its proper amount.
付つけ加くわえるN1
追加する is commonly used for adding an item to a list, order, or system, whereas 付け加える focuses on adding words or content to something already said or written.

Opposites

削さく除じょN3
追加 means adding something to a list, amount, or plan, while 削除 means deleting or removing it.
除じょ去きょ
追加 means adding something new, the opposite action of 除去, which means taking something away.
カットN3
追加 means to add something, the opposite of カット's sense of cutting or reducing (as in budgets or content).

Don't confuse with

追つい記き
追加 means adding an item, amount, or feature in general, while 追記 specifically means adding a note or remark in writing, such as a postscript.
追つい徴ちょう
追加 is a general word for 'addition' of anything, whereas 追徴 specifically refers to the legal or administrative act of collecting an extra amount owed.

Word family· 15

追つい加か日び
date added; addition date
追つい加か点てん
additional point; another goal; another run
追つい加か的てき
additional; supplementary
追つい加か額がく
additional amount; add-on; supplement
追つい加か予よ算さん
supplementary budget; additional budget

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追つい加か削さく除じょ
additions and deletions; adding and deleting; revisions · to add and delete; to revise
追つい加か接せっ種しゅ
booster vaccination; booster shot
追つい加か料りょう金きん
additional fee; extra charge; surcharge
追つい加か機き能のう
additional function; add-on feature
追つい加か注ちゅう文もん
additional order; adding to an existing order

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Etymology

Compound of 追 (つい, 'to follow, to add on') and 加 (か, 'to add'). The combination conveys the idea of adding something extra to what already exists.