Japanese reference

犯す

おかす

to commit (a crime)

Regular · 32 form tables

Rows describe verb forms and levels of politeness. Honorific and humble forms are labeled separately. Strong commands appear under additional forms.

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Basic

Non past

犯す: Non past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Dictionary formおかす (okasu)commit
Polite, masuおかします (okashimasu)commit

Negative

犯す: Negative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Negative, naiおかさない (okasanai)do not commit
Polite negativeおかしません (okashimasen)do not commit

Past

犯す: Past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Past, taおかした (okashita)committed
Polite pastおかしました (okashimashita)committed

Past negative

犯す: Past negative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Past negativeおかさなかった (okasanakatta)did not commit
Polite past negativeおかしませんでした (okashimasendeshita)did not commit

Linking

Te form

犯す: Te form
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Te-formおかして (okashite)committing (and then)
Polite te-formおかしまして (okashimashite)committing (and then)

Te iru

犯す: Te iru
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Te-iru: ongoing action / resulting stateおかしている (okashiteiru)be committing
Polite te-iruおかしています (okashiteimasu)be committing

Conditional, ba

犯す: Conditional, ba
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Conditional, baおかせば (okaseba)if you commit
Rare literary polite conditionalおかしますれば (okashimasureba)if you commit (rare and literary). In ordinary polite conversation, use the plain conditional and make the main clause polite

Conditional, tara

犯す: Conditional, tara
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Conditional, taraおかしたら (okashitara)if you commit
Polite conditional, taraおかしましたら (okashimashitara)if you commit

Mood

Potential

犯す: Potential
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Potentialおかせる (okaseru)can commit
Polite potentialおかせます (okasemasu)can commit

Volitional

犯す: Volitional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Volitionalおかそう (okasou)let's commit!
Polite volitionalおかしましょう (okashimashou)let's commit!

Desire, tai

犯す: Desire, tai
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Desire, taiおかしたい (okashitai)want to commit
Polite desire, taiおかしたいです (okashitaidesu)want to commit

Voice

Passive

犯す: Passive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Passiveおかされる (okasareru)be affected when someone commits
Polite passiveおかされます (okasaremasu)be affected when someone commits

Causative

犯す: Causative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Causativeおかさせる (okasaseru)make or let someone commit
Polite causativeおかさせます (okasasemasu)make or let someone commit

Causative passive

犯す: Causative passive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Causative-passiveおかさせられる (okasaserareru)be made to commit
Polite causative-passiveおかさせられます (okasaseraremasu)be made to commit

Commands

Negative imperative

犯す: Negative imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Negative imperativeおかすな (okasuna)do not commit!
Polite negative requestおかさないでください (okasanaidekudasai)please do not commit

Polite

Polite non past

犯す: Polite non past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Polite non-past formおかします (okashimasu)commit

Polite negative

犯す: Polite negative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Polite negative formおかしません (okashimasen)do not commit

Polite past

犯す: Polite past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Polite past formおかしました (okashimashita)committed

Polite past negative

犯す: Polite past negative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Polite past negative formおかしませんでした (okashimasendeshita)did not commit

Requests

Request with kudasai

犯す: Request with kudasai
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Request with kudasaiおかしてください (okashitekudasai)please commit

Negative request

犯す: Negative request
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Request not to actおかさないでください (okasanaidekudasai)please do not commit

Invitation with mashou

犯す: Invitation with mashou
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Invitation with mashouおかしましょう (okashimashou)let's commit!

Permission

犯す: Permission
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Permissionおかしてもいい (okashitemoii)may commit
Polite permissionおかしてもいいです (okashitemoiidesu)may commit

Not allowed

犯す: Not allowed
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Not allowedおかしてはいけない (okashitehaikenai)must not commit
Polite prohibitionおかしてはいけません (okashitehaikemasen)must not commit

Instruction with nasai

犯す: Instruction with nasai
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Instruction with nasaiおかしなさい (okashinasai)commit (instruction)

Aspect

Try doing

犯す: Try doing
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Try doingおかしてみる (okashitemiru)try to commit
Polite try doingおかしてみます (okashitemimasu)try to commit

Completion or regret

犯す: Completion or regret
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Completion or regretおかしてしまう (okashiteshimau)commit completely or regrettably
Polite completion or regretおかしてしまいます (okashiteshimaimasu)commit completely or regrettably

Preparation

犯す: Preparation
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Preparationおかしておく (okashiteoku)commit in advance
Polite preparationおかしておきます (okashiteokimasu)commit in advance

Past experience

犯す: Past experience
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Past experienceおかしたことがある (okashitakotogaaru)have the experience of: committed
Polite past experienceおかしたことがあります (okashitakotogaarimasu)have the experience of: committed

Conditions

Automatic result, to

犯す: Automatic result, to
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Automatic result, toおかすと (okasuto)whenever you commit
Polite automatic resultおかしますと (okashimasuto)whenever you commit

Given that, nara

犯す: Given that, nara
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Given that, naraおかすなら (okasunara)if you mean to commit

Probability

犯す: Probability
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Probabilityおかすだろう (okasudarou)probably commit
Polite probabilityおかすでしょう (okasudeshou)probably commit

Additional forms

Strong command

犯す: Strong command
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Imperativeおかせ (okase)commit!
Polite requestおかしてください (okashitekudasai)please commit

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