See also: マソヒズム

Japanese edit

 マゾヒズム on Japanese Wikipedia

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Etymology edit

Internationalism. Either borrowed from English masochism with minor modification based on the transcription of the German sounds /z/ (spelled s) and [x] (spelled ch), or a calque of English masochism, equivalent to マゾッホ (Mazohho, from German Masoch) +‎ イズム (-izumu, -ism). Compare German Masochismus [mazoˈxɪsmʊs].

Pronunciation edit

  • (Tokyo) ゾヒズム [màzóhíꜜzùmù] (Nakadaka – [3])
  • IPA(key): [ma̠zo̞çizɨᵝmɯ̟ᵝ]

Noun edit

マゾヒズム (mazohizumu

  1. masochism
    • 2008 July 23, TAGRO, “#05”, in 変ゼミ [Abnormal Physiology Seminar], volume 1 (fiction), Tokyo: Kodansha, →ISBN, page 90:
      (ひょう)()(やく)(そく)しよう ()(ぐち)(くん)()(らく)した()(めつ)(がん)(ぼう) (みず)(こし)(くん)のドマゾヒズム (いち)(かわ)(くん)(れい)(てつ)なる(えい)(ぞう)イズム ()(さし)(くん)()()られフェチ それぞれの()(こう)(まん)(ぞく)させるこの()(だい)
      Hyōka wa yakusoku shiyō Taguchi-kun no daraku shita hametsu ganbō Mizukoshi-kun no do-mazohizumu Ichikawa-kun no reitetsu naru eizō-izumu Musashi-kun no netorare fechi Sorezore no shikō o manzoku saseru kono kadai!
      I’ll be evaluating this as promised. Taguchi’s degenerate destructive aspiration. Mizukoshi’s extreme masochism. Ichikawa’s calm filming obsession. Musashi’s cuckold fetish. You all have managed to satisfy your personal preferences for this assignment!

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