ゐなかぶ

Japanese

Alternative spelling
田舎ぶ

Etymology

From ゐなか (inaka, “countryside”) + auxiliary suffix ぶ (bu).

Verb

ゐなかぶ • (inakabu) transitive ^†nidan

1. (Classical Japanese, archaic) to become rustic, to become countrified

Conjugation

Classical conjugation of "ゐなかぶ" (バ行上二段活用, see Appendix:Japanese verbs.)

Stem forms
Irrealis (未然形)	ゐなかび		winakabi
Continuative (連用形)	ゐなかび		winakabi
Terminal (終止形)	ゐなかぶ		winakabu
Attributive (連体形)	ゐなかぶる		winakaburu
Realis (已然形)	ゐなかぶれ		winakabure
Imperative (命令形)	ゐなかびよ		winakabiyo
Key constructions
Negative	ゐなかびず		winakabizu
Contrasting conjunction	ゐなかぶれど		winakaburedo
Causal conjunction	ゐなかぶれば		winakabureba
Conditional conjunction	ゐなかびば		winakabiba
Past tense (firsthand knowledge)	ゐなかびき		winakabiki
Past tense (secondhand knowledge)	ゐなかびけり		winakabikeri
Perfect tense (conscious action)	ゐなかびつ		winakabitu
Perfect tense (natural event)	ゐなかびぬ		winakabinu
Perfect-continuative tense	ゐなかびたり		winakabitari
Volitional	ゐなかびむ		winakabimu

Derived terms

• 田舎(いなか)びる (inakabiru, modern form)