Keiyoushi - Japanese adjectives of type i [い] - List

In the Japanese language, adjectives can be divided into 2 types, those ending in i [い] and those ending in at [な]. In this article, we are going to learn a little about the Japanese adjectives finished and i [い] called keiyoushi.

For those who don't know, Japanese adjectives are words that attribute a quality or characteristic to nouns. THE.

The adjectives i [い] have this name because they end with the letter [い]. So whenever you come across a Japanese word that ends with [い] before a noun, it's probably an adjective.

Conjugating adjectives ending with i [い]

There are several ways to combine adjectives in [い]. One is using suffixes like:

• です - Desu it is a polite way to end sentences with adjectives;
• くない ー Kunai it is a negative way of saying that something is not a given adjective;

To conjugate an adjective as negative, just replace the [い] with [くない]. See an example of a negative phase below:

• 凄くないです [Sugokunai desu] - It's not cool;

O ku [く] also serves to link a phrase using the form you [て] such as:

• 赤くてきれいです。 [akakuyou kirei desu] - It's red and pretty;

The shape -eba [えば] is used to indicate condition:

• 赤ければ [akakereba] if it is red;

Ending adjectives with naru [なる] (means to become or to transform), you can create the following expressions:

• 私の部屋は広くなる [watashi no heya wa hirokunaru] - My room became large / large;

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You can use katta [かった] which indicates past:

• 古かった家。 [furukatta ie] - House that was old;
• 凄かったです。 [sugokatta desu] - It was Cool;
• 凄くなかった。 (sugokunakatta) - It wasn't cool;

There are other ways too, but we will not go into details, so as not to confuse too much. Not to mention that there are many ways to merge the adjective with the verbs. We will leave below, without examples, some other forms of conjugation:

• I'm of [そうだ] - Indicates to appear to be. With the exception of ない (なさそう) and よい;
• kattari[かったり] - Indicates a momentary situation;
• kunakattari [くなかったり] - Negative form of かったり;
• kute [くて] Form of connection;
• kunakereba [くなければ] Negative form of ければ;
• suggested [すぎる] It is equivalent to '' being too much '', too much;
• sa [さ] Transforms the '' adjective '' into a '' noun '';
• ki [き] Used poetically;
• me [め] - In a way ... '';
• mi [み] - Adjectives become verbs ending in む, such as kanashimu, tanoshimu, kurushimu;

List of Adjectives ending in i [い]

Now let's see a list of adjectives ending in [い] so that you can train and memorize.

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Rōmaji	Kanji	Translation ⇔ Opposite
Abunai	危ない	Dangerous.
Akai	赤い	Red.
Akarui	明るい	Clear, lighted; happy person. ⇔ Kurai 暗い
Love	甘い	Candy. ⇔ Nigai 苦い
Aoi	青い	Blue, green (in the case of traffic lights).
Arai	荒い	Rude (attitude); rough (surface).
Arigatai	ありがたい	Grateful.
Asai	浅い	Shallow, shallow. ⇔ Fukai 深い
Atarashii	新しい	New. ⇔ Furui 古い
Atatakai	暖かい	Warm, warm. ⇔ Samui 寒い
Atsui	厚い	Thick. ⇔ Usui 薄い
Atsui	暑い	Warm (ambient). ⇔ Samui 寒い
Atsui	熱い	Hot (object). ⇔ Tsumetai 冷たい
Awatadashii	あわただしい	It is said when you are very busy and you don't know what to do.
Ayashii	怪しい	Which causes mistrust.
Chiisai	小さい	Little. ⇔ Ookii 大きい
Chikai	近い	Close. ⇔ Tooi 遠い
Darui	だるい	It is said when the body is without strength.
Erai	偉い	Important, grand; extreme
Fukai	深い	Deep. ⇔ Asai 浅い
Furui	古い	Old. ⇔ Atarashii 新しい
Fusawashii	相応しい	That suits, that fits, that is due.
Futoi	太い	Large in diameter; thick. ⇔ Hosoi 細い
Hageshii	激しい	Violent; expresses being more than normal.
Hanahadashii	はなはだしい	Extreme.
Hanahanashii	華々しい	Beautiful; great.
Hayai	早い	Early, fast (time). ⇔ Osoi 遅い
Hayai	速い	Fast (speed). ⇔ Osoi 遅い
Hazukashii	恥ずかしい	Embarrassed.
Hidoi	ひどい	Extreme; excessive.
Hikui	低い	Low. ⇔ Takai 高い
Hiroi	広い	Wide, with a large area. ⇔ Semai 狭い
Hitoshii	等しい	Equal, equivalent.
Hoshii	欲しい	Have desire.
Ichijirushii	著しい	Remarkable.
Ii	いい	Good. ⇔ Warui 悪い
Isamashii	勇ましい	Brave.
Isogashii	忙しい	Busy, busy.
Itai	痛い	Sore.
Iyashii	卑しい	Low, vile, despicable.
Kagayakashii	輝かしい	Bright.
Kanashii	悲しい	Sad. ⇔ Ureshii 嬉しい
Karai	辛い	Spicy (flavor).
Karui	軽い	Light; easy ⇔ Omoi 重い
Kashikoi	賢い	Clever.
Katai	かたい	Hard. ⇔ Yawarakai 柔らかい
Kawaii	かわいい	Cute, honey.
Kawairashii	かわいらしい	Dear, kind. ⇔ Nikurashii 憎らしい
Kayui	痒い	Itchy.
Kemui	煙い	Smoky.
Kewashii	険しい	Dangerous (place).
Kibishii	厳しい	Hard.
Kiiroi	黄色い	Yellow.
Kimuzukashii	気難しい	Difficult to deal with (person).
Kitanai	汚い	Dirty. ⇔清い
Kitsui	きつい	Heavy (work, attitude).
Kiyoi	清い	Clear. ⇔ Kitanai 汚い
Koi	濃い	Thick, thick (liquid). ⇔ Usui 薄い
Koishii	恋しい	Homesick.
Kokoroyoi	快い	Nice.
Komakai	細かい	Detailed; little.
Konomashii	好ましい	Preferable.
Kowai	怖い	That gives (is) afraid.
Kudoi	くどい	Naughty person; past (flavor).
Kurai	暗い	Dark (ambient). ⇔ Akarui 明るい
Kuroi	黒い	Black color.
Kurushii	苦しい	That causes suffering.
Kusai	臭い	Unpleasant odor.
Kusuguttai	くすぐったい	Tickling.
Kuwashii	詳しい	Detailed; person with deep knowledge on the subject.
Kuyashii	悔しい	Feeling of regret for not having succeeded.
Mabushii	眩しい	Blinding.
Magirawashii	紛らわしい	That deceives, ambiguous, that leaves in doubt.
Marui	丸い	Round in shape.
Mazui	まずい	Badly done; bad taste. ⇔うまい, おいしい
Mazushii	貧しい	Poor.
Medetai	めでたい	It is said of an event that makes us feel like celebrating like weddings, etc.
Mezurashii	珍しい	Rare.
Migurushii	見苦しい	That causes suffering when looking.
Mijikai	短い	I enjoy. ⇔ Nagai 長い
Minikui	醜い	Ugly. ⇔ Utsukushii 美しい
Misuboroshii	みすぼらしい	That looks like poverty.
Mittomonai	みっともない	Shameful.
Monosugoi	物凄い	Amazing awesome.
Moroi	もろい	Fragile, easy to break.
Munashii	空しい	Empty.
Muzukashii	難しい	Difficult. ⇔ Yasashii 易しい
Nagai	長い	Long. ⇔ Mijikai 短い
Nai	無い	That does not have.
Namanamashii	生々しい	New; vivid.
Natsukashii	懐かしい	I miss you.
Nemui	眠い	Sleepy.
Nibui	鈍い	Slow response (movement), obtuse (object). ⇔ Surudoi 鋭い
Nigai	苦い	Bitter. ⇔ Amai 甘い
Nikui	憎い	Hateful.
Nikurashii	憎らしい	Hateful. ⇔かわいらしい
Noroi	のろい	Sluggish.
Nurui	ぬるい	Warm (liquid).
Oishii	おいしい	Delicious. ⇔まずい
Okashii	おかしい	Weird; funny.
Omedetai	おめでたい	Polished form of めでたい.
Omoi	重い	Heavy. ⇔ Karui 軽い
Omoshiroi	おもしろい	Interesting; funny. ⇔つまらない
Hello	多い	Numerous. ⇔ Sukunai 少ない
Ookii	大きい	Big. ⇔ Chiisai 小さい
Osanai	幼い	Childlike, childish.
Oshii	惜しい	It is said when you can almost do something. Feeling of pity, waste.
Osoi	遅い	Slow; evening. ⇔はやい
Osoroshii	恐ろしい	That scares, dreads.
Otonashii	おとなしい	Calm, docile.
Sabi (mi) shii	寂しい	Feeling of loneliness.
Samui	寒い	Cold (ambient). ⇔ Atsui 暑い, Atatakai 暖かい
Sawagashii	騒がしい	Noisy.
Semai	狭い	Narrow. ⇔ Hiroi 広い
Shibui	渋い	Astringent flavor; grumpy.
Shiroi	白い	White (color).
Shitashii	親しい	Intimate.
Shitsukoi	しつこい	Naughty, boring.
Sosokkashii	そそっかしい	Careless
Sôzôshii	騒々しい	Noisy.
Subarashii	素晴らしい	Wonderful.
Sugasugashii	すがすがしい	Refreshing.
Sugoi	すごい	Incredible, impressive, too.
Sukunai	少ない	Little in number. ⇔ Ooi 多い
Suppai	酸っぱい	Acidic flavor.
Surudoi	鋭い	Insightful (person); pointed (object). ⇔ Nibui 鈍い
Susamajii	すさまじい	Impressive.
Suzushii	涼しい	Cool (weather).
Tadashii	正しい	Right.
Takai	高い	High (object, price). ⇔ Hikui 低い
Takumashii	逞しい	Strong, robust.
Tanomoshii	頼もしい	You can trust, you can count on.
Tanoshii	楽しい	Funny. ⇔つまらない
Tayasui	たやすい	Easy.
Toboshii	乏しい	Poor, scarce.
Tooi	遠い	Far, far away. ⇔ Chikai 近い
Tsumaranai	つまらない	Boring, uninteresting. Anos おもしろい, Tanoshii 楽しい
Tsumetai	冷たい	Cold, icy (things). ⇔ Atsui 熱い, Atatakai 暖かい
Tsurai	辛い	Hard, painful.
Tsuyoi	強い	Strong. ⇔ Yowai 弱い
Umai	うまい	Well done; good flavor. ⇔まずい
Urameshii	恨めしい	That makes us feel sorry, angry.
Urayamashii	うらやましい	Enviable.
Ureshii	嬉しい	Joyful. ⇔ Kanashii 悲しい
Urusai	うるさい	Noisy.
Usugurai	薄暗い	Somewhat dark (ambient).
Usui	薄い	Thin (condensation); Bright colour. ⇔ Koi 濃い
Utagawashii	疑わしい	Which brings distrust.
Utoi	疎い	little known, little intimate.
Utsukushii	美しい	Beautiful, beautiful. ⇔ Minikui 醜い
Uttôshii	うっとうしい	Gloomy, dark.
Wakai	若い	New (time, age).
Warui	悪い	Bad, bad. ⇔ Yoi 良い
Wazurawashii	煩わしい	Noisy, noisy.
Yabai	やばい	Dangerous; expresses a not good situation.
Yakamashii	やかましい	Noisy; demanding; strict.
Yasashii	優しい	Kind, docile.
Yasashii		Easy. ⇔ Muzukashii 難しい
Yasui	安い	Cheap. ⇔ Takai 高い
Yawarakai	柔らかい	Soft, soft. ⇔かたい
Yoi	良い	Good. ⇔ Warui 悪い
Yoroshii	よろしい	Polished form of 良い.
Yowai	弱い	Weak. ⇔ Tsuyoi 強い
Yurui	緩い	Loose (things).
Zurui	ずるい	Smart, trickster.
Zûzûshii	ずうずうしい	Shameless.

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