To revert to a previous owner or original state after being temporarily displaced or altered, such as when a lost item is returned to its rightful owner.
To regain one's original sense of self or mental clarity, often after a period of distraction or confusion, such as returning to a childlike state of innocence.
To experience a reversal of direction or orientation, typically as a result of an external force acting upon an object, resulting in it facing the opposite way.
To undergo a complete transformation into an extreme state, often used to describe an intense emotional or situational shift.
To signify the change of a year, marking the transition from one year to another.
To change in color, indicating a shift from one hue to another, often resulting in a noticeable alteration in appearance.
To repeatedly engage in the same action or behavior, suggesting a sense of continuity or persistence in an activity.
Example:
のろいはのろい主に返る。
To bend one's upper body backward to such an extent that one is almost lying on their back, often as a reflexive movement to avoid something.
To react in surprise or shock, typically in response to something unexpected or humorous, often accompanied by an involuntary physical motion.
To have a flat or straight object become curved like an arch due to changes in condition, such as drying or warping.
To describe a part of the body bending backwards in an arched form, typically due to flexibility or movement.
To denote the action of something changing its orientation or shape so that its previously straight alignment is altered, often resulting in a visually noticeable curvature.
A phrase expressing the uncertainty of an outcome, often used to indicate a bold decision to proceed without knowing whether it will lead to success or failure.
An expression that captures the essence of taking a significant risk, where the results could entail either triumph or disaster, similar to gambling everything on a single chance.
A term denoting an all-or-nothing approach, where one commits to an endeavor with the understanding that the potential for success is accompanied by an equal chance of failure.
Example:
のるかそるかの瀬戸際まできた。