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Japanese

れる

ただれる
Meaning: to become inflamed; to become raw or sore
Part of Speech: Verb

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Verb inflections

Verb inflections
Form Affirmative Negative
Present 爛れる 爛れない
Polite 爛れます 爛れません
Past 爛れた 爛れなかった
Polite + Past 爛れました 爛れませんでした
Te-form 爛れて 爛れなくて
Potential 爛れられる 爛れられない
Passive 爛れられる 爛れられない
Causative 爛れさせる 爛れさせない
Imperative 爛れろ 爛れるな

Example

暑い日に長く歩き、汗で足の指の間が爛れた。
After walking for a long time on a hot day, the skin between my toes became sore from sweat.

Usage Notes

Usually describes skin or a wound becoming red, irritated, wet, and painful. It is more specific than simply saying that something hurts.

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