Primitive &
Primitive & Mediaeval Japanese Texts Transliterated into Roman with introductions, notes and glossaries
作者：Dickins, F. Victor (Frederick Victor), 1838-1915 [Editor]
体例：段 章数：25
字数：520,072 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 25 段- Lastly, adjectival expressions are formed by adding _naru_,
- Or the Japanese reading of a character may be taken, but in
- Ihami no mi 1
- Yatsuri yama 1
- Yo no naka no 1
- Akitsukami 1
- 5 _wo-hanari_, little (term of endearment) parted [locks].
- Ki no kuni no 1
- 100 _kaku no gotoku so shite kitarishi_.
- Ohokimi no 1
- 25-43 the tidings from City-Royal; 39, 40 see note 2, transl
- ‘Kaguyahime Ishidzukuri no miko ni ha Temujiku ni Hotoke no
- Kuratsu Maro ga mausu yau ‘Kono tsukubakurame no koyasu-gahi
- [67] _yukashi … maushitsuru_, omitted in many texts.
- =akikazeno=, like autumn wind; _-- Yamabuki no se_, course o
- =kimomukafu=, opposite liver or bowels; used with _kokoro_,
- =shinazakaru=, _shina-saka-aru_, having steep passes; applie
- =yamasugeno=, like wild or mountain sedge, Carex gaudichaudi
- =fuki-yoserare=, get blown, be blown towards, on, T.
- =ito=, very, 93.
- =kuru=, come, go, sometimes auxiliary; _ko_, _kozu_, _konu_,
- =nayamase=, cause (or feel) distress or trouble, suffer; _sh
- =shidzukeshi=, tranquil, calm; _niha shidzukeshi_ = sea-floo
- =to ha=: see gramm.
- =yama-tsu-mi= (like _wata-tsu-mi_) = _yama no kami_, hill-go