What does the japanese word 'shite' mean?

Question

What does the japanese word 'shite' mean?

Answer 1

It's the imperative form of the infinite verb "to do".

It means "do (it)". However, if it had another word before it, it could also means other things. For example, "benkyou" means studying, but "benkyou shite" means "study" (the imperative/command form).

Answer 2

shite

1. the person who do something

2. main character of 'nou' or 'kyougen'

3. the person who invest a lot of money in stocks

4. do something and ~

5. and, then

Answer 3

It means Hero or protagonist or leading man

Answer 4

- The "shite", the principal character in a Japanese Noh play

- "Shite", the person who performs the technique in aikido

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shite

Answer 5

protagonist, hero, leading part

Answer 6

according to this site :

http://www.freedict.com/onldict/onldict....

protagonist, hero, leading part

Answer 7

Soji wo SHITE kudasai= Please clean.

掃除をしてください。

Shite in this sense is the -te form of suru, "to do."