Verbs2

 

kariru	to borrow, to have a loan		naraberu	to line up, to set up
kasu	to lend		narabu	to line up, to stand in a line
kau	to buy		narau	to learn
kesu	to erase, to delete, to turn off power		naru	to become
kieru	to go out, to vanish		neru	to go to bed, to sleep
kiku	to hear, to listen, to ask		noboru	to climb
kiru	to wear, to put on (from shoulders down)		nomu	to drink
komaru	to be worried, to be bothered		noru	to get on, to ride in, to board
kopī・suru	to copy		nugu	to take off clothes
kotaeru	to answer, to reply		oboeru	to remember, to memorize
kumoru	to become cloudy, to become dim		okiru	to get up, to rise
kuru	to come		oku	to put, to place
magaru	to turn, to bend		oriru	to alight (eg from bus), to get off
matsu	to wait		oshieru	to teach, to inform
migaku	to brush (teeth)		osu	to push, to press
miru	to see, to watch		owaru	to finish, to close
miseru	to show, to display		oyogu	to swim
motsu	(1) to hold, to carry, (2) to possess		renshuu (suru)	(to) practice
naku	to sing (bird), to make sound (animal)		saku	to bloom
nakusu	to lose something		sanpo (suru)	walk, stroll