No. 4,378 in Japanese
叶っ
"叶っ" means "fulfilled" or "realized."
In a sentence
彼の願いが叶った。
His wish came true.
In this sentence, '叶った' (kanatta) is used as the past tense form of the verb '叶う', meaning 'to come true' or 'be fulfilled', describing the realization of his wish.
夢を叶えるために努力します。
I will work hard to fulfill my dreams.
Here, '叶える' (kanaeru) is used in its causative form, meaning 'to make come true' or 'to fulfill', showing an action taken to realize dreams.
祈りが神に叶う日を待っています。
I am waiting for the day my prayers are granted by God.
In this example, '叶う' (kanau) is used to describe a request or prayer being granted, particularly in a religious or spiritual context.
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