Re: Inchoactive in Jpn? (was: "Anticipatory" Tense)
From: | jogloran <exponent@...> |
Date: | Monday, March 11, 2002, 6:26 |
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Anyhow, I found your example da3zi4 as "to type" most
interesting. From my Japanese knowledge, I believe
da3 would be the same character as =de= of =deguchi=
(exit) and zi4 would be the same character as =ji= of
=kanji= ?? If so, I wonder why "to type" in JPN is
=nyuuryoku= where =nyuu= comes from =iriguchi=
(entrance) and =ryoku= from =chikara= (power). Anyone
have any thoughts..... Kou?
M.E.S.
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As I remember, the da3 you are referring to corresponds to Japanese
uchi (to hit `ÅÂ).
Imperative