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わりきる
verb (godan)
to accept rationally; to come to terms with; to divide evenly
他動詞 transitivecognitionscience
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()()()()らない
Present polite()()ります()()りません
Past()()った()()らなかった
Past polite()()りました()()りませんでした
て form()()って()()らなくて
ている present()()っている()()っていない
ている polite()()っています()()っていません
ている past()()っていた()()っていなかった
ている past polite()()っていました()()っていませんでした
Conditional ば()()れば()()らなければ
Conditional たら()()ったら()()らなかったら
Volitional()()ろう
Volitional polite()()りましょう
Potential()()れる()()れない
Passive()()られる()()られない
Causative()()らせる()()らせない
Imperative()()()()るな
1. to accept rationally; to come to terms with; to take a pragmatic view
To deal with something by setting aside emotions and approaching it logically or practically.
()()って(かんが)える
To think about it rationally.
仕事(しごと)()()ってやるしかない
I have no choice but to accept it as work and get on with it.
過去(かこ)こと()()って、(まえ)(すす)もう
Let's put the past behind us and move forward.
2. to divide evenly; to divide without a remainder
To divide a number so that there is no remainder.
10 is evenly divisible by 5.
7 is not evenly divisible by 2.

A compound godan verb (() + ()) where the figurative sense of accepting things rationally is much more common in daily conversation than the mathematical sense.

Common collocations

Usage

The negative form ()()れない is very common and expresses unresolved or conflicted feelings — an inability to process something purely through logic. Often appears in emotional contexts like breakups, loss, or ethical dilemmas.

Similar words

  • (あきら)める: to give up — implies resignation, while ()()る suggests a conscious rational decision
  • ()()れる: to accept — broader and more neutral; ()()る specifically emphasizes the rational/pragmatic aspect