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ひっこむ
verb (godan, intransitive)
to withdraw; to draw back; to stay indoors
See also: ()()める (transitive)
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()()()()まない
Present polite()()みます()()みません
Past()()んだ()()まなかった
Past polite()()みました()()みませんでした
て form()()んで()()まなくて
ている present()()んでいる()()んでいない
ている polite()()んでいます()()んでいません
ている past()()んでいた()()んでいなかった
ている past polite()()んでいました()()んでいませんでした
Conditional ば()()めば()()まなければ
Conditional たら()()んだら()()まなかったら
Volitional()()もう
Volitional polite()()みましょう
Potential()()める()()めない
Passive()()まれる()()まれない
Causative()()ませる()()ませない
Imperative()()()()むな
1. to withdraw; to draw back; to recede
For something to move back or recede, like swelling going down or a turtle withdrawing into its shell.
()れが()()んできた。
The swelling has started to go down.
(ねつ)()()んで(らく)になった。
The fever went down and I felt better.
(くすり)()ったら、(あか)みがすぐに()()んだ。
When I applied medicine, the redness quickly receded.
2. to stay indoors; to retire from public life
To remain at home or in seclusion, not going out or appearing in public.
(かれ)田舎(いなか)()()んだ。
He retired to the countryside.
定年後(ていねんご)(いえ)()()んでいる。
After retirement, I've been staying at home.
(あめ)()(いえ)()()んで(ほん)()んでいる。
On rainy days, I stay indoors and read books.
3. to back off; to butt out; to stay out of it
Used to tell someone to stay out of something that doesn't concern them.
()()んでろ!
Stay out of it!
関係(かんけい)ないんだから、()()んでてくれ。
It's none of your business, so butt out.
素人(しろうと)()()んでいたほうがいい。
Amateurs should stay out of it.

TRANSITIVITY: Intransitive verb (自動詞(じどうし)). Transitive counterpart: ()()める.

CONJUGATION: Godan verb (-む type)

  • ()()まない (negative)
  • ()()みます (polite)
  • ()()んで (te-form)
  • ()()んだ (past)

COMMON EXPRESSIONS:

  • ()()んでろ!- Butt out! Stay out of it!
  • ()()思案(じあん) - shy, retiring disposition

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ()れが()()む - swelling goes down
  • 田舎(いなか)()()む - to retire to the countryside
  • (ねつ)()()む - fever goes down

RELATED:

  • ()()す - to move (to a new house)
  • ()()める - to withdraw, retract (transitive)

REGISTER:
Neutral to casual. Common in everyday conversation.