Compounds of る

• 寄っ掛る
  (v5r) to lean against
  to recline on
• 寄り掛る
  (v5r,vi) to lean against
  to recline on
  to lean on
  to rely on
  to depend on
• 寄り切る
  (v5r) (in Sumo) to force someone out of the ring
• 寄り縋る
  (v5r,vi) to cling to
  to rely on
• 旗を振る
  (exp,v5r) to wave a flag
• 気がある
  (exp) to have an interest (in something)
  to feel inclined (toward doing something)
• 気がする
  (exp) to have a certain mood or feeling
  to have a hunch
• 気がちる
  (exp) to get distracted
  to jump off the track
• 気が回る
  (exp) (1) to be attentive to small details
  (2) to be attentive to others (or others' concerns)
  (3) to have one's mind turn groundlessly to something negative
• 気が散る
  (exp) to get distracted
  to jump off the track
• 気が張る
  (exp) to strain every nerve
  to feel nervous
• 気が腐る
  (exp,v5r) to feel dispirited
  to feel discouraged
• 気だるい
  (adj-i) languid
  listless
• 気にいる
  (v5r) to be pleased with
  to suit
• 気にする
  (exp,vs-i) to mind (negative nuance)
  to care about
  to worry
  to pay undue (amount of) attention to (something)
• 気になる
  (exp,vi) to be on one's mind
  to worry one
  to care about
  to be bothered by
  to feel uneasy
  to be anxious
  to feel inclined
• 気に障る
  (exp) to hurt one's feelings
  to rub someone the wrong way
• 気に触る
  (exp) to hurt one's feelings
  to rub someone the wrong way
• 気に入る
  (v5r) to be pleased with
  to suit
  (P)
• 気をはる
  (exp,v5r) to steel oneself to
  to brace oneself
• 気を張る
  (exp,v5r) to steel oneself to
  to brace oneself
• 気を配る
  (exp) to pay attention
  to be watchful
• 気触れる
  (v1,vi) (1) to develop a rash or inflammation (e.g.in response to a skin irritant)
  to react to (something)
  (2) to be strongly influenced (usu. negative or critical nuance)
• 起き直る
  (v5r,vi) to sit up
• 起き返る
  (v5r) to rise
  to erect
  to get up
• 輝き渡る
  (v5r,vi) to shine out far and wide
• 鬼気迫る
  (exp) bloodcurdling
  ghastly
• 偽り語る
  (v5r) to speak falsely
• 儀式張る
  (v5r,vi) to formalize
  to formalise
  to stick to formality
  to be ceremonious
  to punctilious
• 義を破る
  (exp) to break faith with