くゆえて or くめえて word-request


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is my first time asking a question so I'm pretty excited! Thanks a lot in
advance for taking your time to read my rant. At the moment I'm working on a
translation, but I'm having problems with a word that's hard to define because
it's hand written. This is the phrase: 彼がくゆえていた部分 But when I look for
"Kuyuete" meaning, even if I split the word in two, I didn't found any
meaning. It seems I have three totally useless japanese dictionary's because I
didn't found anything at all. So I tried with: "Kumeete" but I didn't have
luck neither. Have you heard about those words? I've been looking for it about
1 week. Thanks a lot!

Edit: I added the image text, it seems the real word is " **くめえて** " instead
"くゆえて" and finally after a loong research I think "汲む" it's the word I'm
looking for.




The verb you are looking for is 「く **わ** える」, which means " ** _to hold
between one's teeth_** ".

(This has nothing to do with 「加{くわ}える」 ("to add").)

「くわえていた部分{ぶぶん}」 means "the part (someone) was holding between his teeth"

「く **め** えて」 makes no sense.

「汲{く}む」("to dip up") does not conjugate to 「くわえていた」. It can only conjugate to
「く **んで** いた」.




The verb you are looking for is 「く **わ** える」, which means " ** _to hold
between one's teeth_** ".

(This has nothing to do with 「加{くわ}える」 ("to add").)

「くわえていた部分{ぶぶん}」 means "the part (someone) was holding between his teeth"

「く **め** えて」 makes no sense.

「汲{く}む」("to dip up") does not conjugate to 「くわえていた」. It can only conjugate to
「く **んで** いた」.

