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すむ
godan verb
to become clear, to be limpid
1. to become clear, to be transparent
For water, air, or sky to become free of impurities and turn clear or transparent.
(みず)()んでいる。
The water is clear.
(あき)(そら)()みわたっている。
The autumn sky is perfectly clear.
雨上(あめあ)がりの空気(くうき)()んで、(やま)がくっきり()えた。
The air cleared after the rain, and the mountains were sharply visible.
2. to be clear and pure (of sound or eyes)
For a sound to ring clearly and beautifully, or for eyes to appear bright and pure.
(かね)(おと)()んでいる。
The bell has a clear ring.
()んだ()()つめる。
To gaze with clear eyes.
彼女(かのじょ)()んだ歌声(うたごえ)会場(かいじょう)(ひび)いた。
Her clear singing voice echoed through the venue.

CONJUGATION:

Godan verb (五段動詞(ごだんどうし)), む-ending.

  • Negative: ()まない
  • Polite: ()みます
  • Te-form: ()んで
  • Past: ()んだ

USAGE:
Often used in the ている form (()んでいる) to describe a state of clarity. The compound ()みわたる means "to be perfectly clear throughout."

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • (みず)()む: the water becomes clear
  • 空気(くうき)()む: the air becomes clear
  • ()んだ(): clear eyes
  • ()んだ(こえ): a clear voice
  • ()みわたる: to be perfectly clear

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