JLPT N1

~mamire

Expresses a state in which something is entirely covered or filled with something else.

Formation

Explanation

The まみれ grammar point is used to express a state where someone or something is completely covered, smeared, or filled with another thing. The noun before まみれ indicates what the person or thing is covered in. This grammar point often has a negative connotation.

Example sentences

  • He returned home covered in mud.

    Kare wa doro mamire ni natte kaette kita.

  • She confessed while crying her eyes out.

    Kanojo wa namida mamire ni narinagara kokuhaku shita.

  • After that incident, he was completely embroiled in scandal.

    Sono jiken go, kare wa sukandaru mamire ni natta.

  • This room is covered in dust.

    Kono heya wa hokori mamire da.