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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. ……
    • ……
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    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)
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    (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