語尾
See also: 语尾
Japanese
Kanji in this term | |
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語 | 尾 |
ご Grade: 2 |
び Grade: S |
on’yomi |
Usage notes
The segmentation of Japanese verbs into a 語幹 (gokan, “stem”) and 語尾 (gobi, “ending”) is different in traditional Japanese grammar and western linguistic analysis.
- Group I (godan, consonant-stem) verbs have the ending /Cu/ in traditional Japanese grammar, and /u/ in the western linguistic analysis. Hence 飲む (nomu) is の・む (no-mu) in the former and nom-u in the latter.
- Group II (ichidan, vowel-stem) verbs have the ending /Ciru/ or /Ceru/ in traditional Japanese grammar, and /ru/ in the western linguistic analysis. Hence 食べる (taberu) is た・べる (ta-beru) in the former and tabe-ru in the latter.
Derived terms
- 語尾変化 (gobihenka)
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