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What does Temashita mean?

"Temashita" is a Japanese word that can have a few different meanings depending on the context. Here are some possibilities:

1. "To be down" or "to be below"

This is the most common meaning of "temashita." It is the past tense of the verb "temasu," which means "to be down" or "to be below."

Example:

* "山は谷の下にあります。 " (Yama wa tani no shita ni arimasu.) "The mountain is below the valley."

* In this sentence, "shita ni" means "below," but it could be replaced with "temashita" to indicate the past tense: "山は谷に temashita."

2. "To be submitted" or "to be presented"

"Temashita" can also be used to indicate that something has been submitted or presented.

Example:

* "私はレポートを temashita." (Watashi wa re-pōto o temashita.) "I submitted the report."

3. "To have descended"

In some contexts, "temashita" can also mean "to have descended" or "to have gone down."

Example:

* "太陽が temashita." (Taiyo ga temashita.) "The sun has descended."

Important Note:

The specific meaning of "temashita" will depend on the context and the verb it modifies.

If you can provide me with more context, I can give you a more precise definition.

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