This verb follows the godan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: steal when one isnt looking, snatch, nab, copy someones idea, steal, design, swipe, copy
Conjugation of ぱくる
私/俺
Present informal tense
ぱくる
pakuru
I eat with a wide open
Present informal negative tense
ぱくらない
pakuranai
I don't eat with a wide open
Present formal tense
ぱくります
pakurimasu
I eat with a wide open
Present formal negative tense
ぱくりません
pakurimasen
I do not eat with a wide open
私/俺
Past informal tense
ぱくった
pakutta
I ate with a wide open
Past informal negative tense
ぱくらなかった
pakuranakatta
I didn't eat with a wide open
Past formal tense
ぱくりました
pakurimashita
I eat with a wide open
Past formal negative tense
ぱくりませんでした
pakurimasen deshita
I did not eat with a wide open
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
ぱくれ
pakure
eat with a wide open
Imperative negative mood
ぱくるな
pakuru na
don't eat with a wide open
Imperative formal mood
ぱくってください
pakutte kudasai
please eat with a wide open
Imperative formal negative mood
ぱくらないでください
pakuranai dekudasai
please do not eat with a wide open
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
ぱくって
pakutte
eat with a wide open
Passive stem
ぱくられる
pakurareru
ate with a wide open
Hypothetical tense
ぱくれ
pakure
if I ate with a wide open
Hypothetical conditional stem
ぱくれば
pakureba
ate with a wide open
私/俺
Volitional stem
ぱくろう
pakurō
will eat with a wide open
Potential stem
ぱくれる
pakureru
ate with a wide open
Continuative stem
ぱくり
pakuri
eating with a wide open
Causative stem
ぱくらせる
pakuraseru
allow to eat with a wide open
私/俺
Imperfective stem
ぱくら
pakura
eat with a wide open
Examples of ぱくる
Example in Japanese
Translation in English
金持ちの首長に売る ぱくれる
He needs a rich sheik-guy, and there you go, we can pinch him.