What is the meaning of 微笑む in Japanese?

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Japanese Dictionary Word Meaning of 微笑む

1.1 to smile

Part of Speech - Japanese Dictionary word 微笑む

微笑む is a Verb. A word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

Japanese Dictionary Word Forms of 微笑む

1. 微笑む (canonical)
2. hohoemu (romanization)
3. fofowemu (romanization)
4. 微笑み (stem)
5. 微笑んだ (past)
6. no-table-tags (table-tags)
7. ja-go-mu (inflection-template)
8. 微笑ま (error-unrecognized-form)
9. ほほえま (error-unrecognized-form)
10. hohoema (error-unrecognized-form)
11. 微笑み (error-unrecognized-form)
12. ほほえみ (error-unrecognized-form)
13. hohoemi (error-unrecognized-form)
14. 微笑む (error-unrecognized-form)
15. ほほえむ (error-unrecognized-form)
16. hohoemu (error-unrecognized-form)
17. 微笑め (error-unrecognized-form)
18. ほほえめ (error-unrecognized-form)
19. hohoeme (error-unrecognized-form)
20. 微笑まれる (passive)
21. ほほえまれる (passive)
22. hohoemareru (passive)
23. 微笑ませる (causative)
24. 微笑ます (causative)
25. ほほえませる (causative)
26. ほほえます (causative)
27. hohoemaseru (causative)
28. hohoemasu (causative)
29. 微笑める (potential)
30. ほほえめる (potential)
31. hohoemeru (potential)
32. 微笑もう (volitional)
33. ほほえもう (volitional)
34. hohoemō (volitional)
35. 微笑まない (negative)
36. ほほえまない (negative)
37. hohoemanai (negative)
38. 微笑まず (continuative,negative)
39. ほほえまず (continuative,negative)
40. hohoemazu (continuative,negative)
41. 微笑みます (formal)
42. ほほえみます (formal)
43. hohoemimasu (formal)
44. 微笑んだ (perfective)
45. ほほえんだ (perfective)
46. hohoenda (perfective)
47. 微笑んで (conjunctive)
48. ほほえんで (conjunctive)
49. hohoende (conjunctive)
50. 微笑めば (conditional,hypothetical)
51. ほほえめば (conditional,hypothetical)
52. hohoemeba (conditional,hypothetical)

History of 微笑む

Compound of 頬 (hoho, “cheek”) + 笑む (emu, “smile”). The spelling appears to be an example of jukujikun (熟字訓), based on Chinese 微笑 (wēixiào, literally “slight smile”).