さきだつ
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, つ, intransitive)
1. to lead; to take the lead (in doing something)
If one person takes the lead, it's easier for those who follow.
2. to precede; to go before; to take precedence
But fear takes precedence over disgust.
3. to die before (esp. one's spouse, parents, etc.)
Apparently he'd been living alone in that house since his wife died.
4. to be a prerequisite
However, whatever you do, you need the funds to get started.
Pitch accent
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きだ
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Composed of
point; tip; head (of a line); front; first; before; (the way) ahead
Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
to stand on tiptoes
the wherewithal; means; the money (needed to do something)
Examples (12 in total)
In the end, the first thing you need is money, isn't it?
Doubt takes precedence over joy.
Prior to the meeting, they had dinner.
I'd heard it had been over ten years since his wife passed away.
The impression that it's a complicated language comes first.
Rather than boredom, it is the discomfort that comes first.
But fear takes precedence over disgust.
However, whatever you do, you need the funds to get started.
I want to buy a new laptop, but I don't have the money.
There can't be many people unhappier than parents who have lost a child.
Apparently he'd been living alone in that house since his wife died.
If one person takes the lead, it's easier for those who follow.