N3188/219

たて

V-連用形 + たてNoun + たての + N

Meanings

Freshly ~ed
Just ~ed
Just made/cooked/baked
In its immediate aftermath of the action

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Explanation

たて attaches to the stem of a verb to express that something is just finished being done, or that something is fresh from the source (e.g., just baked, just cooked). It’s commonly used to describe food or objects that are still in a freshly-made, hot, or newly obtained state. It can be followed by の to modify a noun (たてのN).

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Example sentences

焼きたてのパンをどうぞ。

Please enjoy this freshly baked bread.

作りたての料理が出てきた。

The freshly prepared dish was served.

このケーキは作りたてです。

This cake is freshly made.

食べたての果物をまだ冷えています。

The fruit I just ate is still cool?

焼きたてのパンを買うと、いい匂いがします。

Buying freshly baked bread gives off a nice aroma.

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