No. 67 in Japanese
行っ
The word "行っ" is the stem form of the verb "行く" (iku), meaning "to go."
In a sentence
私は昨日、映画館に行った。
I went to the cinema yesterday.
The word '行っ' is part of the verb '行った' (itta), which is the past tense form of '行く' (iku), meaning 'to go', showing an action that has been completed.
友達が来てから、一緒に公園へ行こうと思っています。
After my friend arrives, I plan to go to the park together.
The word '行' appears as part of '行こう' (ikou), which is the volitional form of '行く' (iku), expressing an intention or suggestion to go.
時間が経つにつれて、考えが行き詰まった。
As time passed, my thoughts became blocked.
The word '行き' forms part of '行き詰まる' (ikidzumaru), a compound verb meaning 'to reach an impasse or deadlock', showcasing a metaphorical use.
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