よこ寄越yokosuyoこすkosu
1.

To transfer something from one person or location to another, especially in the direction of the speaker or the subject at hand.

2.

To convey an item, message, or information to someone else, typically indicating the act of passing along something of significance.

3.

To direct a specific action, request, or communication towards oneself or a designated recipient.

4.

To assist someone by supplying or providing something they have requested or need, often with a sense of obligation or expectation.

Example:

洗濯物を持っていくために誰かよこしてくださいますか。

kosukosu
1.

To pass beyond a barrier or boundary, such as a mountain or river, and continue onward.

2.

To exceed a certain standard or limit, often indicating a quantity or measure that surpasses what was expected.

3.

To move beyond a predefined point in time or a specific situation, indicating the completion of a phase or obstacle.

4.

To gain precedence over someone or something, often in terms of status or achievement.

5.

To relocate from one place to another, often implying a change in residence.

6.

A respectful expression for visiting or arriving at a place, conveying honor in the act of coming or going.

Example:

船は今夜赤道を越すだろう。

hikosuひきこ引越hikikosu
1.

To relocate one's home or workplace to a different location, often involving the process of packing and transporting belongings.

2.

To shift one’s living arrangements from one residence to another, typically signifying a change in address or environment.

3.

To transition one’s base of operations, whether for personal or professional reasons, to a new place, which might include changes in community or lifestyle.

Example:

去年の秋、私たちはニューヨークに引っ越した。

とおtoorikosu
1.

To proceed past a designated stopping point, often leading to a continued journey or interruption of the expected process.

2.

To exceed a certain limit or degree, resulting in a state that surpasses what is typically considered normal or bearable.

Example:

うっかり降りるところを通り越した。

みこ見越mikosu
1.

To predict future events or outcomes based on current trends or information, often in the context of planning or making decisions.

2.

To have insight into potential developments or changes that may occur over time, allowing for proactive measures.

3.

To observe or consider a situation from a distance, enabling an understanding of its implications before they fully materialize.

Example:

女王の訪問を見越して展示会が開催された。