雄叫び
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Japanese [edit]
| Kanji in this term | |
| 雄 | 叫 |
Etymology 1 [edit]
wotakebi > otakebi. Compound of wo (“man”) and takebi (“a roar”), from nominalized form of verb takeb- (“to be ferocious or manly”).
Pronunciation [edit]
- IPA: /otakebi/
Alternative forms [edit]
Noun [edit]
雄叫び (hiragana おたけび, romaji otakebi, historical hiragana をたけび)
- acting manly or with authority
- raising a valiant scream; a war cry
Etymology 2 [edit]
wosakebi > osakebi. Compound of wo (“man”) and sakebi (“a scream”), from nominalized form of verb sakeb- (“to scream”).
Pronunciation [edit]
- IPA: /osakebi/
Noun [edit]
雄叫び (hiragana おさけび, romaji osakebi, historical hiragana をさけび)
- raising a valiant scream; a war cry