To Divide
To Split Something, To Break Something
transitive verb, godan verb
Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji itself means divide so the verb vocab version is to divide or to split something.
It can also mean to break something, as in ワイングラスを割る (to break a wine glass). After all, you’re technically dividing the object into parts if you break it, right?
The reading you learned with the kanji is the one you'll use here. It's the わ one, though, making it わる.
七割る二の答えって、三余り一であってる？
Is the answer to "seven divided by two," three with a remainder of one?
ごめんなさい、お皿を割ってしまいました。
I’m sorry, I broke the plate.
コウイチは空手チョップで百枚の瓦を真っ二つに割ってみせた。
Koichi showed that he could break one hundred roofing tiles right in half with a karate chop.
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