()()たる

つきあたる
verb (godan, intransitive)
to run into; to hit; to come to a dead end
自動詞 intransitivemovement
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()()たる()()たらない
Present polite()()たります()()たりません
Past()()たった()()たらなかった
Past polite()()たりました()()たりませんでした
て form()()たって()()たらなくて
ている present()()たっている()()たっていない
ている polite()()たっています()()たっていません
ている past()()たっていた()()たっていなかった
ている past polite()()たっていました()()たっていませんでした
Conditional ば()()たれば()()たらなければ
Conditional たら()()たったら()()たらなかったら
Volitional()()たろう
Volitional polite()()たりましょう
Potential()()たれる()()たれない
Passive()()たられる()()たられない
Causative()()たらせる()()たらせない
Imperative()()たれ()()たるな
1. to hit; to bump into; to run into (an obstacle)
To physically collide with something or reach an obstruction.
(みち)()っすぐ()(かべ)()()たる。
If you go straight down the road, you'll hit a wall.
The car hit the guardrail.
I bumped into a pillar in the dark.
The ball hit the fence and bounced back.
The ship ran into a rock.
2. to come to a dead end; to reach the end of a road
To arrive at a point where one cannot proceed further.
(みち)()っすぐ()(かべ)()()たる。
If you go straight down the road, you'll hit a wall.
When you reach the T-junction, turn right.
This road comes to a dead end at the end.
The restroom is at the end of the hallway.
If you follow the path, you'll reach the sea.
3. to encounter; to face (a problem or difficulty)
To come up against an abstract obstacle like a problem or challenge.
I encountered a difficult problem.
I hit a wall called lack of funding.
I faced unexpected difficulties in my research.
We are encountering technical limitations.
言葉(ことば)(かべ)()()たることある
Sometimes I face a language barrier.

Transitivity

Forms

Compound verb: () (to thrust/poke) + ()たる (to hit)

Common collocations

Directions

Commonly used when giving directions: 「()()たり」 means "at the end of the road."