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* All "{{lang|ja|ใ่กไธไบๆฎตๆดป็จ}}" verbs, e.g. {{ja-r|็ใ|ใใ|linkto=็ใใ}} โ {{ja-r|็๐|ใ๐|rom=moye|linkto=}} |
* All "{{lang|ja|ใ่กไธไบๆฎตๆดป็จ}}" verbs, e.g. {{ja-r|็ใ|ใใ|linkto=็ใใ}} โ {{ja-r|็๐|ใ๐|rom=moye|linkto=}} |
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# {{lb|ja|obsolete}} Identical in meaning to the particle {{m|ja|ใธ}}, but used only after pronunciations of {{m|ja|ใ}}, {{m|ja|๐}}, and {{m|ja|ใ}}. |
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Japanese
Warning: Default sort key "ใ" overrides earlier default sort key "๐".
Etymology
From cursive man'yลgana ๆฑ, by analogy with other hiragana. First used by linguists in the Edo period.
Syllable
๐ (romaji ye)
- The hiragana syllable "ye".
Usage notes
- ๐ and ๐ are used to represent the Japanese language before the mid-10th century, in which /e/ and /je/ were different phonemes.
/e/ /je/ hiragana ใ ๐ katakana ๐ ใจ
- In modern Japanese, old /e/, /je/ both evolved into /e/, and are both written as ใ in hiragana and ใจ in katakana. Sound /je/ reintroduced later is written as ใใ in hiragana and ใคใง in katakana.
- ๐ and ๐ are retrospective inventions. They were not actually used in the ancient Japanese literature (which uses man'yลgana instead) and thus are not included in the historical kana orthography.
Words containing Old Japanese /je/ of Sinitic origin
Words containing Old Japanese /je/ of Japonic origin
Particle
๐ (romaji ye)
- (obsolete) Identical in meaning to the particle ใธ, but used only after pronunciations of ใ, ๐, and ใ.