伸びる

Japanese

From the classical upper bigrade verb(バ行上二段活用) のぶ. Cognate with Japanese 延(の)びる (nobiru).

Stem forms
Source: Online Japanese Accent Dictionary
Terminal (終止形) Attributive (連体形)	伸びる	のびる	`[nòbíꜜrù]`
Imperative (命令形)	伸びろ	のびろ	`[nòbíꜜrò]`
Key constructions
Passive	伸びられる	のびられる	`[nòbíráréꜜrù]`
Causative	伸びさせる	のびさせる	`[nòbísáséꜜrù]`
Potential	-	-	-
Volitional	伸びよう	のびよー	`[nòbíyóꜜò]`
Negative	伸びない	のびない	`[nòbíꜜnàì]`
Negative perfective	伸びなかった	のびなかった	`[nòbíꜜnàkàttà]`
Formal	伸びます	のびます	`[nòbímáꜜsù]`
Perfective	伸びた	のびた	`[nóꜜbìtà]`
Conjunctive	伸びて	のびて	`[nóꜜbìtè]`
Hypothetical conditional	伸びれば	のびれば	`[nòbíꜜrèbà]`

伸(の)びる • (nobiru) intransitive ichidan (stem 伸(の)び (nobi), past 伸(の)びた (nobita))

Japanese verb pair
active	伸ばす
mediopassive	伸びる

Japanese verb pair
active	伸べる
mediopassive	伸びる

to stretch, to extend, to be developed.
(of clothes) to become baggy and loose
(of noodles) to become soft and soggy (from absorbing too much soup).
早(はや)く食(た)べないと麺(めん)が伸(の)びちゃうよ。
Hayaku tabenai to men ga nobichau yo.
If you don't eat them quickly the noodles will go soft.
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Conjugation of "伸びる" (See Appendix:Japanese verbs.)

Katsuyōkei ("stem forms")
Mizenkei ("imperfective")	伸び	のび	nobi
Ren’yōkei ("continuative")	伸び	のび	nobi
Shūshikei ("terminal")	伸びる	のびる	nobiru
Rentaikei ("attributive")	伸びる	のびる	nobiru
Kateikei ("hypothetical")	伸びれ	のびれ	nobire
Meireikei ("imperative")	伸びよ¹ 伸びろ²	のびよ¹ のびろ²	nobiyo¹ nobiro²
Key constructions
Passive	伸びられる	のびられる	nobirareru
Causative	伸びさせる伸びさす	のびさせるのびさす	nobisaseru nobisasu
Potential	伸びられる伸びれる³	のびられるのびれる³	nobirareru nobireru³
Volitional	伸びよう	のびよう	nobiyō
Negative	伸びない伸びぬ伸びん	のびないのびぬのびん	nobinai nobinu nobin
Negative continuative	伸びず	のびず	nobizu
Formal	伸びます	のびます	nobimasu
Perfective	伸びた	のびた	nobita
Conjunctive	伸びて	のびて	nobite
Hypothetical conditional	伸びれば	のびれば	nobireba
¹ Written imperative ² Spoken imperative ³ Colloquial potential

伸(の)ばす (nobasu): (transitive verb) lengthen, stretch, extend, develop, postpone, bring up

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