(なの)()

なのりでる
verb (ichidan)
to come forward; to volunteer; to identify oneself
自動詞 intransitivecommunication
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present名乗(なの)()名乗(なの)()ない
Present polite名乗(なの)()ます名乗(なの)()ません
Past名乗(なの)()名乗(なの)()なかった
Past polite名乗(なの)()ました名乗(なの)()ませんでした
て form名乗(なの)()名乗(なの)()なくて
ている present名乗(なの)()ている名乗(なの)()ていない
ている polite名乗(なの)()ています名乗(なの)()ていません
ている past名乗(なの)()ていた名乗(なの)()ていなかった
ている past polite名乗(なの)()ていました名乗(なの)()ていませんでした
Conditional ば名乗(なの)()れば名乗(なの)()なければ
Conditional たら名乗(なの)()たら名乗(なの)()なかったら
Volitional名乗(なの)()よう
Volitional polite名乗(なの)()ましょう
Potential名乗(なの)()られる名乗(なの)()られない
Passive名乗(なの)()られる名乗(なの)()られない
Causative名乗(なの)()させる名乗(なの)()させない
Imperative名乗(なの)()名乗(なの)()るな
1. to come forward; to volunteer; to step forward
To present oneself voluntarily to take on a task, responsibility, or role.
ボランティア名乗(なの)()た。
I volunteered.
リーダー名乗(なの)()(ひと)がいなかった。
There was no one who stepped forward to be the leader.
He knew it was a dangerous mission, but he came forward of his own accord.
2. to identify oneself; to reveal one's identity
To announce who one is, especially when sought or when identity was previously unknown.
犯人(はんにん)名乗(なの)()た。
The culprit turned himself in.
A witness came forward to the police.
The person who had been donating anonymously finally came forward and revealed their identity.

A compound verb combining 名乗(なの) (to give one's name, to call oneself) and () (to come out). The () component adds the sense of stepping forward from a group or emerging publicly.

Usage

  • Often used with to indicate the role or purpose: ~名乗(なの)()る (to volunteer for ~)
  • (みずか)名乗(なの)()る emphasizes doing so of one's own initiative
  • In sense 2, often involves revealing oneself to authorities or the public

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