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    Kanji   Kanji Level 2 (160 kanji)  
167   mon, kado gates  
7296 もん mon gates 679
  もんこ 門戸 monko door  
           
  かどぐち 門口 kadoguchı gates, gateway  
           
           
168   michi road  
6990 みち michi road 679
6993 みちじゅん 道順 michijun route, itinerary 679
           
5114 どうぐ 道具 doogu tool 679
5135 どうじょう 道場 doojoo martial arts training hall 679
5154 どうとく 道徳 dootoku morals, morality 679
5179 どうろ 道路 dooro road 679

Garu がる
Suffix verb (added to the stem of certain adjectives to give a more subjective feeling, or to tai-form of verb) meaning: (someone) wants/feels (something)

Garu usually takes a 3rd person subject in the progressive form when the subject is specific.

1. After the stem of adjective expressing emotion
彼はもっといい車を欲しがっています。
Kare wa motto ii kuruma o hoshigatte imasu.
He wants a better car.

(the particle ga cannot be used after the direct object with garu)
子供はすぐおばけの話をこわがる。
Kodomo wa sugu obake no hanashi o kowagaru.
Children are easily scared by ghost stories.

2. After the stem of adjective expressing sensation
あのけが人はひどく痛がっています。
Ano keganin wa hidoku itagatte imasu.
That injured person looks in terrible pain.

彼は外でとても寒がっています。
Kare wa soto de totemo samugatte imasu.
He is very sensitive to cold outside.

3. After conjunctive form of verb + ta
(tai + garu becomes tagaru)

彼女はヨーロッパに行きたがっています。
Kanojo wa youroppa ni ikitagatte imasu.
She is eager to visit Europe.

ギターの人は歌を歌いたがる。
Gitaa no hito wa uta o utaitagaru.
The guitarist wants to sing a song.