Mirareru

Mirareru is a Japanese verb conjugation. It is the passive, potential, or spontaneous form of the verb miru, which means "to see" or "to look." The specific meaning of "mirareru" depends on the context in which it is used.

As a passive form, "mirareru" translates to "to be seen" or "to be looked at." For example, the sentence "Kono e wa takaku mirareru" (この絵は高く見られる) means "This painting is seen as expensive" or "This painting is regarded as expensive."

In its potential form, "mirareru" means "can see" or "can look at." This usage is less common than the passive form and is often replaced by the potential form of the verb miru directly, which is "mieru" (見える). However, in certain contexts, "mirareru" can convey the ability to see something.

The spontaneous form of "mirareru" implies that something comes into view or is noticed unintentionally. For instance, "Sora ni kirei na hoshi ga mirareru" (空にきれいな星が見られる) could mean "Beautiful stars can be seen in the sky" or "Beautiful stars appear in the sky."

Distinguishing between the passive, potential, and spontaneous meanings of "mirareru" requires careful attention to the surrounding sentence structure and the overall context of the conversation or text.