名な乗のる
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, transitive)
1. to give one's name (as); to introduce oneself (as)
There is no need to give your name.
2. to claim to be; to call oneself; to wear the title of
Did he really claim to be a prince?
3. to reveal oneself (as); to admit to being
If I could, I would have liked to reveal right here that I was her mother.
Verb (5-dan, る, transitive)
4. to adopt as one's name; to take (a name)
Yeah, from now on I'll go by that name.
Archaic
Verb (5-dan, る, intransitive)
5. to call out the goods one is selling
Kanji used
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Pitch accent
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Top 2100
Composed of
name; given name; title; fame; renown; pretext
to get on (train, plane, bus, ship, etc.); to get in; to get on (e.g. a footstool); to step on; to reach; to go over; to follow
Examples (16 in total)
Did he give his name?
They have not identified themselves.
There is no need to give your name.
Yeah, from now on I'll go by that name.
Did he really claim to be a prince?
Well then, let me introduce myself again.
I got a call from a man claiming to be a police officer.
The detective showed his police ID and gave his name.
When I got married, I decided to take my husband's surname.
The manager opened the door and identified himself.
If I could, I would have liked to reveal right here that I was her mother.
Unable to reveal that he was the boy's father, he watched over his son.
Come on, guys, there's no way we can reveal who we really work for.
I have no intention of objecting to you calling yourself the leader.
In the end, I raised my face and limited myself to just stating my name.
It seems that in this country, as in the West, people give their given name first.