A class of verbs whose stems end in a consonant—commonly corresponds to godan (五段) verbs in modern Japanese (e.g. 書く, 話す, 読む). A grammatical term.
「書く」は子音動詞の代表例で、語幹が子音で終わります。
“書く” is a representative consonant-stem verb; its stem ends in a consonant.
子音動詞は語尾の活用が五段に変化するのが特徴です。
Consonant-stem verbs are characterized by their five-row (godan) conjugation patterns.
文法書で子音動詞と母音動詞を比べて使い分けを説明している。
A grammar book explains the distinction between consonant-stem verbs and vowel-stem verbs.