〜立て・〜掛け: "Fresh/half-baked (cookies)"

Introduction

Just when you thought you were finally done with compound verbs, here are TWO more for you! Huzzah!

But don't worry, today's compound verbs are actually super straightforward. Or at least, they are when compared to 〜込こむ.

〜立たて: Freshly baked grammar, for you!

構成こうせい

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  Stem form verb立たて
  Example:
  → 焼やきたてのパンだ！美味おいしそう！
  ”There's freshly baked bread! It looks tasty!”

We can attach 立たて (often written in kana) to a verb's stem form to describe said verb as "just done", "new", or "fresh".

What you'll notice about ～たて in comparison to the other compound verbs we've looked at previously, is that たて is always in its stem form (the stem of たてる to be specific). Because of this, ～たて compounds are treated as nouns.