をさぎ
See also: をざき
Old Japanese edit
Etymology edit
From Proto-Japonic *wosanki.
Given this Eastern Old Japanese reflex, the Western pronunciation would have been *osanki. (Can this(+) etymology be sourced?)
Noun edit
をさぎ (wosagi1)
- (regional, Eastern Old Japanese) a rabbit
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- 等夜乃野爾乎佐藝禰良波里乎佐乎左毛禰奈敞古由惠爾波伴爾許呂波要
- To2ya-no2-no1 ni wosagi1 nerapari wosawosa mo nenape1 ko1 yuwe ni papa ni ko2ro2paye
- In the fields of Töya where I hardly aimed at a rabbit, my child never slept, and as a result, mother scolded me.
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Descendants edit
- Japanese: 兎 (usagi)