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Old Japanese
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Etymology
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From Proto-Japonic *kuntira.
久治良 (kudira)
- a whale
711–712, Kojiki, (poem 9):宇陀能多加紀爾志藝和那波留和賀麻都夜志藝波佐夜良受伊須久波斯久治良佐夜流...- Uda no2 takaki2 ni sigi1wana paru waga matu ya sigi1 pa sayarazu isukupasi kudira sayaru...
- At Uda's tall fortress, he had set up a trap for snipers. I can wait; the snipers will get caught. A whale, that is an edible one, gets caught...
720, Nihon Shoki, (poem 7):于儾能多伽機珥辭藝和奈破蘆和餓末菟夜辭藝破佐夜羅孺伊殊區波辭區泥羅佐夜離...- Uda no2 takaki2 ni sigi1wana paru waga matu ya sigi1 pa sayarazu isukupasi kudira sayari...
- At Uda's tall fortress, he had set up a trap for snipers. I can wait; the snipers will get caught. A whale, that is an edible one, has gotten caught...
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