noびるbirunoびるbiru
1.

To undergo a change where an object increases in length, height, or size over time, often resulting in a straighter or more elongated form.

2.

To experience a delay or extension beyond a predetermined time or deadline, causing an event or activity to last longer than originally planned.

3.

To regain an optimal state after being compressed or wrinkled, resulting in a return to a more desirable condition.

4.

To describe the process of living or surviving through a difficulty, managing to continue existing against odds.

5.

To develop in size, strength, or scale, indicating an improvement in performance or capabilities.

Example:

このセーターは伸びてすっかり型崩れしている。

ikinoびるbiruiきのびるkinobiru
1.

To continue to exist after others have perished, illustrating resilience in the face of danger or hardship.

2.

To manage to stay alive in perilous situations, demonstrating the ability to navigate through threats to one’s life.

3.

To experience a longer lifespan in comparison to others, emphasizing endurance and longevity in life.

Example:

自然がそうした生き延びるための手段を与えているのである。

nigenoびるbiruniげのびるgenobiru
1.

To successfully flee from danger and reach a distant location without being captured.

2.

To elude capture and arrive at a place of safety after a prolonged escape.

3.

To escape from a threatening situation by adeptly avoiding pursuers and finding refuge.

4.

To navigate away from a threatening environment towards a secure area while evading capture.

ochinoびるbiru
1.

To escape to a distant location while avoiding capture or danger, often implying a successful evasion of pursuit.

2.

To flee from an immediate threat and reach a remote area without being apprehended.

3.

To elude pursuers and make one's way far away, suggesting a sense of survival and continuation.

4.

To successfully evade danger by moving to a far-off place, often highlighting the resourcefulness of the individual in times of crisis.