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No. 1,396 in Japanese

合っ

"合っ" is the stem form of the verb "合う," meaning "to match," "to fit," or "to agree."

In a sentence

  • この靴は私の足に合っています。

    These shoes fit my feet.

    The word '合っ' here is used in the sense of 'matching' or 'fitting', often applied in contexts such as clothing or accessories suitability.

  • 彼女の意見は私の考えと合っている。

    Her opinion matches my thoughts.

    In this sentence, '合っ' conveys the meaning of 'agreeing' or 'being in alignment,' particularly with ideas or perspectives.

  • 二人の性格が合わないので、よく喧嘩します。

    Their personalities don’t match, so they often argue.

    Here, '合っ' represents 'compatibility,' commonly used to describe interpersonal relationships or characteristics that do or do not mesh well.

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