User:Fish bowl/p/ja

From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Jump to navigation Jump to search

pronunciation section[edit]

conjugation tables[edit]

Japanese {classifiers}[edit]

Classifier[edit]

~匹(~ひき) (-hiki)

  1. Classifier for small animals.

??? forms[edit]

References[edit]

Japanese[edit]

Noun[edit]

…… (hiragana ……, rōmaji ……)

  1. ……
    • ……
    Lua error in Module:ja-ruby/template at line 9: The ruby text is missing (Literary Chinese, kyūjitai)
    Lua error in Module:ja-ruby/template at line 9: The ruby text is missing
    Lua error in Module:ja-ruby/template at line 9: The ruby text is missing (Literary Chinese)
    Lua error in Module:ja-ruby/template at line 9: The ruby text is missing
    (まな)(とき)(これ)(なら)(また)(よろこ)ばしからずや (classical, kanbun kandoku, kyūjitai)
    (まな)びて(とき)(これ)(なら)(また)(よろこ)ばしからずや
    (まな)(とき)(これ)(なら)(また)(よろこ)ばしからずや (classical, kanbun kandoku)
    manabite toki ni kore wo narafu mata yorokobasikarazu ya (classical)
    Module error: The function "kana_to_romaji" does not exist. (modernised)
    (まな)(とき)これ(なら)(また)(よろこ)ばしからずや (modernised)
    Module error: The function "kana_to_romaji" does not exist.
    Learning and at times practicing it: is this not happiness?

Japanese {entry format reform}: ける[edit]

[i have read nothing about the development of japanese yet, not even the wikipedia pages. all i know is that modern != non-modern]

Etymology 1[edit]

Hiragana modern ける
historical ける
Kanji 蹴る

From {{inh|ja|ja-classical|ける|tr=keru|pos=verb: four-grade}}.

Pronunciation[edit]

Verb[edit]

ける (keru) (five-grade conjugation)

  1. (transitive) to kick
Synonyms[edit]
Derived terms[edit]
See also[edit]
Conjugation[edit]

[Wiktionary talk:About Japanese/Conjugation ~ Wiktionary talk:About Japanese#Conjugation table]

五段活用: five-grade conjugation
Example constructions
未然形
Imperfective
未然形
Imperfective
けら
kera
Negative: “not ~” [adj. i]
けらない
keranai
Passive: “be ~ed” [v. 5g]
けられる
kerareru
Causative: “make/have sth./sb. ~” [v. 5g]
けらせる
keraseru
Causative: “make/have sth./sb. ~” [v. 1g]
けらす
kerasu
Negative continuative: “without ~ing”
けらず
kerazu
???: “please do not ~”
(formal)
けらないでください
keranaide kudasai
(informal)
けらないで
keranaide
???: “???
けらねば
keraneba
けろ [n 1]
kero
Volitional: “let's ~”!
けろう
kerō
(informal)
けろ
kero
連用形
Continuative
連用形
Continuative
けり
keri
??? (formal): “~” [v. 5g]
けります
kerimasu
???: “~/~ing” [n.]
けり
keri
???: “please ~”
(???)
けりなさい
kerinasai
(???)
けりな
kerina
??? (literary): “~!” [n 2]
けりたまえ
keritamae
???: “want to ~” [adj. i]
けりたい
keritai
???: “to want to ~” [v. 5g]
けりたがる
keritagaru
???: “while ~ing”
けりながら
kerinagara
けっ
ke'
Perfective: “~ed”
けった
ketta
???: “if sb. ~s/~ed”
けったら
kettara
???: “???
けったり
kettari
Conjunctive
けって
kette
???: “please ~”
(formal)
けってください
kette kudasai
(informal)
けって
kette
??? (informal): “please ~”
けって頂戴
kette chōdai
???: “~ing” [v. 1g]
けっている
ketteiru
(informal) [n 3]
けってる
ketteru
???: “???[v. 5g-iku]
けっていく
ketteiku
けってゆく
ketteyuku
(informal)
けってく
ketteku
???: “???[v. irr-kuru]
けってくる
kettekuru
???: “???[v. 1g]
けってくれる
kettekureru
???: “to try to ~” [v. 1g]
けってみる
kettemiru
???: “???[v. 5g]
けってしまう
ketteshimau
(informal)
けっちまう
ketchimau
???: “???[v. 5g]
けっておる
ketteoru
???: “???[v. 5g]
けってやる
ketteyaru
???: “???[v. 1g]
けってあげる
kette ageru
???: “want sb. to ~” [adj. i]
けってほしい
kettehoshii
終止形
Terminal
ける
keru
???: “~” [v. 5g]
ける
keru
???: “don't ~!”
けるな
keruna
連体形
Attributive
ける
keru
“when one ~s” [n.] [n 4]
けるとき
keru toki
“~/~ing” [n.] [n 4]
けること
keru koto
仮定形
Hypothetical
けれ
kere
Hypothetical conditional: “if sb. ~s/~ed”
ければ
kereba
Potential: “can ~” [v. 1g]
けれる
kereru
命令形
Imperative
けれ
kere
Imperative: “~!”
けれ
kere
  1. ^ hoge
  2. ^ piyo
  3. ^ fuga
  4. 4.0 4.1 Traditional usage example for the attributive form.

["v. 5g", etc is ad-hoc; is there a standard?] [made without referencing Shinji's table; 思い浮かんだら追加; some of these probably shouldn't be here but let's think about that later]

Conjugation by mood + miscellaneous
Non-past indicative
Affirmative Negative
Non-polite Polite Non-polite Polite
かく
kaku
かきます
kakimasu
かくっす[n 1]
kaku-ssu
かかない
kakanai
かかねえ[n 1]
kakanē
かかぬ[n 2]
kakanu
かかん[n 3]
kakan
かきません
kakimasen
かかないです[n 4]
kakanai desu
かかないっす[n 1]
kakanai-ssu
かかねえっす[n 1]
kakanē-ssu
Past indicative
Affirmative Negative
Non-polite Polite Non-polite Polite
かいた
kaita
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Vulgar.
  2. ^ Literary (obsolete in speech).
  3. ^ Dialectal and colloquial.
  4. ^ Colloquial.

[can i use <ref></ref> and *△† at the same time :(]

[another table for 歴史的仮名遣い?]

Etymology 2[edit]

Hiragana modern ける
historical ける
Kanji 蹴る

From {{cog|ja-classical|ける|tr=keru|pos=verb: lower monograde}}. The shift in the paradigm occurred in the Edo period.[1]

Pronunciation[edit]

Verb[edit]

(Classical Japanese) ける (keru) (four-grade conjugation)

[presentation of "classical"-style romaji vs. "modern"-style romaji?] [also, "modernized" pronunciation of classical terms]

  1. (transitive) to kick
Conjugation[edit]

Etymology 3[edit]

Hiragana modern ける
historical ける
Kanji 蹴る

From {{inh|ja|jpx-pro|*hogepiy-}}.

It is suggested that perhaps the original form was {{m|ja-classical|くう|tr=kuu|pos=verb: lower bigrade}} or {{m|ja-classical|くゑる|tr=kuweru|pos=verb: lower monograde}}.[1]

Pronunciation[edit]

Verb[edit]

(Classical Japanese) ける (keru) (lower monograde conjugation)

  1. (transitive) to kick
Conjugation[edit]
  • ける (keru) is the sole lower monograde verb in Classical Japanese.
(Classical Japanese) 下一段活用: lower monograde conjugation
未然形
Irrealis
連用形
Continuative
終止形
Terminal
連体形
Attributive
已然形
Realis
命令形
Imperative

ke

ke
ける
keru
ける
keru
けれ
kere
けよ
keyo
Example constructions

Etymology 4[edit]

Hiragana modern ける
historical ける

Verb[edit]

(Classical Japanese) ける (keru)

  1. attributive of けり (keri)

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 蹴るKotobank, goo, Weblio, NAVER, in デジタル大辞泉 [Digital Daijisen][1][2][3] (in Japanese), 小学館 (Shogakukan Inc.), 2009–

Japanese {entry format reform}: 法律[edit]

Etymology 1[edit]

Kanji in this term
ほう
Grade: 4
りつ
Grade: 6
on’yomi
Hiragana modern ほうりつ
historical はふりつ

(This etymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at the Etymology scriptorium.)

Pronunciation[edit]

Noun[edit]

法律 (hōritsu)

Etymology 2[edit]

Kanji in this term
ほう
Grade: 4
りつ
Grade: 6
on’yomi
Hiragana modern ほうりつ
historical ほふりつ

(This etymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at the Etymology scriptorium.)

Pronunciation[edit]

Noun[edit]

法律 (hōritsu)

  1. (Buddhism)

Japanese {entry format reform}: あふる[edit]

Etymology 1[edit]

From {{inh|ja|ja-classical|あふる|tr=afuru|pos=verb: four-grade}}.

Verb[edit]

あふる (aoru) (five-grade conjugation)

  1. historical kana spelling of あおる (aoru)
Conjugation[edit]

Etymology 2[edit]

Hiragana modern あおる
historical あふる
Kanji 煽る

Pronunciation[edit]

Verb[edit]

(Classical Japanese) あふる (afuru) (four-grade conjugation)

  1. (transitive)
Conjugation[edit]

Japanese {entry format reform}: ○○形[edit]

Suffix[edit]

未然形 (mizenkei) + Lua error in Module:Jpan-headword at line 286: Kana form is required

  1. hoge

Suffix[edit]

連用形 (ren'yōkei) + Lua error in Module:Jpan-headword at line 286: Kana form is required

  1. fuga

Particle[edit]

Lua error in Module:Jpan-headword at line 286: Kana form is required + … 已然形 (izenkei)

  1. piyo