What does 見つかる (mitsukaru | みつかる) mean in Japanese?

	The Japanese word
	見つかる
	is pronounced
	mitsukaru \| みつかる
	means
	be found

	Examples:
	簡単に見つかると思う。 kantan ni mitsukaru to omō. I'm sure it'll be easy to find a place.
	場所は簡単に見つかるって。 basho wa kantan ni mitsukaru tte. I'm sure it'll be easy to find a place.
	さてと・・・見つかる前にずらかるか。 sateto . . . mitsukaru mae ni zurakaru ka. Well now ... shall we scarper before we're found?
	この家はすぐ借り手が見つかるでしょう。 kono ie wa sugu karite ga mitsukaru desho u. This house will let easily. \| This house will rent easily. \| It'll be easy to find a renter for this house. \| It'll be easy to find someone to rent this house.
	ジェフは仕事が見つかるまで３ヶ月も仕事を捜してた。 jefu wa shigoto ga mitsukaru made san kagetsu mo shigoto o sagashi te ta. Jeff had to pound the pavement for three months before he found a job. \| Jeff searched for three months before he found a job.
	彼女は自分の犬が生きて見つかるという希望を、まだ捨てないでいた。 kanojo wa jibun no inu ga iki te mitsukaru toyū kibō o, mada sute nai de i ta. She was still clinging to the hope that her dog would be found alive.

	Examples sourced from tatoeba.org