親族勢揃いした (all relatives gathered/were present)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase is a past tense verb phrase. It combines the noun 親族 (shinzoku, relatives) with the fixed expression 勢揃いする (seizoroi suru, to gather together; to all be present). 勢揃いする itself is a する-verb, meaning it can be conjugated like a regular verb (する -> した for past tense). The phrase describes a situation where all members of a family or group of relatives are present in one place.
Sample sentences
お盆には毎年、親族勢揃いして賑やかだ。
Every year during Obon, all the relatives gather, and it's lively.
祖母の米寿のお祝いには、遠方からも親族勢揃いした。
For my grandmother's 88th birthday celebration, all the relatives, even from far away, gathered.
久しぶりに親族勢揃いして、楽しい時間を過ごした。
For the first time in a while, all the relatives gathered, and we had a good time.
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Example
お盆には毎年、親族勢揃いして賑やかだ。
Every year during Obon, all the relatives gather, and it's lively.
祖母の米寿のお祝いには、遠方からも親族勢揃いした。
For my grandmother's 88th birthday celebration, all the relatives, even from far away, gathered.
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