usage of 渇く vs 乾く
Hi all, the dictionary writes 渇く as "to be thirsty", however I was wondering when do we use this word?
Usually sentences that I see will be using the other kanji: "のど・口が渇きました"
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Usually sentences that I see will be using the other kanji: "のど・口が乾きました"
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渇く=to be (feel) thirsty , thirst for
example; のどが渇く。
乾く=dry、become (get)dry, be parched
example; 洗濯物が乾いた。
髪の毛を乾かした。
唇が乾いた。
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乾く=get dry 洗濯物が乾きました。(The laundry has dried)
渇く=go thirsty のど、口が渇きました。as you wrote.
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I think they are just like thirsty and dry。
渇くとは人間の水が飲みたいという欲求で、乾くと乾燥になること
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They're the same word. Just variants.
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