A Japanese and English Dictionary: With an English and Japanese IndexAmerican Presbyterian Mission Press, 1867 - 735 ページ |
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ageru aruku bamboo Buddhist caust child clothes coll dasz deru fish flower fubin Fune h'to haku Hana hand haru hataraki hiku ichi idem Inochi Japanese kakeru kaku Kami Kane kara kata Katana Kawa Kaze Kesz Kimono kind kiru kiseru kita Kodomo kokoro koku Kono Kore koto koye Kuchi kudasare Kuge kuni kuru kuszri l'to manner medicine michi Midz Mikado mind miru mo nai mono naka naku nari naru nashi natta omō one's pass person rice seru sh'ta sh'te Shigoto shina shō sword szru tatsz Teki thing tion toki tori toru toshi tree tszkeru tszki tszku Tszmi uchi ukeru utsz verb warui Watakushi wo szru word yaku Yama yaru Yedo yeru yoku yori yuku
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ix ページ - ... but in the body of a word, when followed by a syllable beginning with b, m or p, it is pronounced like...
403 ページ - Grammar. (1) see preceding uta. (2) sigarami, 'a barricade in a river', "formed by a row of piles driven along the banks of a stream and interwoven with bamboo to protect the bank from the current...
x ページ - Katakana, (fa ^ ig), or side letters, (1 of the table) are also derived from the Chinese characters, where instead of taking the whole, only a part of the character is used. These are more ancient than the Hl.rukana, but have been little used except in Dictionaries, books intended for the learned, or to spell foreign names.
195 ページ - He ineluded in his single mind the thoughts and contrivances of many," says Motowori. 8 Ie, as is generally believed, the barndoor fowl. 9 The text has the character $§., " iron," which Hirata reads ma-rtane, lit.
xi ページ - Kama, only, without the voice of the living teacher, to direct them to proper sound.
v ページ - ... others, could have induced him to issue it at this stage of his acquaintance with the language. The conviction that it is a first step in the right direction, and that, with all its deficiencies, it will prove of some use, could alone have luade him consent to its publication.
102 ページ - Ze to hi no wakaranu mono, a person who does not know the difference between right and wrong.