rareru
Rareru is a Japanese grammatical form that indicates passive voice, potential, possibility, or spontaneous occurrence. It is a suffix attached to the verb stem, often signifying that the subject of the sentence is acted upon by an external force, has the ability to perform an action, or that an event happens naturally or unexpectedly.
The passive sense of raru is the most common. For example, "taberareru" (to be eaten) is derived
The potential form, also expressed by raru, conveys the ability to do something. For instance, "ikearu" (to
Rareru can also express possibility, meaning something is likely to happen or can happen. This usage overlaps