かち
See also: がち
Japanese
Etymology 1
<kati> → /kat͡ɕi/
From Old Japanese. Cognate with Okinawan かち (katɕi), Kunigami かちー (katɕiː) and Eastern Old Japanese 加志 (<kasi>, whence Japanese 徒 (kashi)).
Noun
かち (rōmaji kachi)
- 徒, 歩, 歩行, 徒歩: (dated) walking, going on foot
- Synonyms: 徒歩 (toho), 歩き (aruki)
- c. 759, Man'yōshū (book 11, poem 2425)
- 山科 強田山 馬雖在 歩吾来 汝念不得 [Man'yōgana]
- 山科の 木幡の山を 馬はあれど 徒歩より我が来し 汝を思ひかねて [Modern spelling]
- <Yamasina no2 Ko2pata no2 yama wo uma pa aredo2 kati yo2ri waga ko2si na wo omo2pi1kanete>
→ Yamashina no Kowata no yama o uma wa aredo kachi yori waga koshi na o omoikanete - Through the mountain of Kowata, Yamashina, though having a horse, I have come on foot, with becoming unable to suppress my feelings for you.
- 徒, 歩, 歩行, 徒歩, 徒士: (archaic) a lower-level samurai who accompanies with the master in walking and goes on the beginning of the parade
- Synonyms: 徒の衆 (kachi no shū), 徒侍 (kachizamurai), 御徒 (okachi), 御徒士 (okachi)
Etymology 3
Various kanji readings.
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