腹痛い
はらいたい
i-adjective
having a stomachache; hilarious enough to hurt
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Conjugation
| Affirmative | Negative | |
|---|---|---|
| Present | 腹痛い | 腹痛くない |
| Past | 腹痛かった | 腹痛くなかった |
| て form | 腹痛くて | 腹痛くなくて |
| Adverbial | 腹痛く | — |
| Conditional ば | 腹痛ければ | 腹痛くなければ |
| Conditional たら | 腹痛かったら | 腹痛くなかったら |
1.
having a stomachache; one's stomach hurts
Casual i-adjective form of 'stomach hurts', built from 腹 (stomach) + 痛い (painful). Used as a direct complaint about an upset stomach.
2.
so funny it hurts; gut-bustingly funny
Colloquial figurative use, said when something is so hilarious that one's stomach actually aches from laughing. Equivalent to English 'my stomach hurts from laughing'.
Casual fused adjective. In careful speech, sense 1 would be お腹が痛い; 腹痛い is a shortened, more abrupt version typical of male speech and online posts.
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- Casual; avoid in business or to superiors. Use お腹が痛い or 腹痛がする in polite contexts.
- Sense 2 (so funny it hurts) is especially common in social media and chat.