There are 22 total results for your 形容詞 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
形容詞 形容词 see styles |
xíng róng cí xing2 rong2 ci2 hsing jung tz`u hsing jung tzu keiyoushi / keyoshi けいようし |
adjective {gramm} adjective; i-adjective (in Japanese) |
形容詞句 see styles |
keiyoushiku / keyoshiku けいようしく |
{gramm} adjective phrase; adjectival phrase |
形容詞幹 see styles |
keiyoushikan / keyoshikan けいようしかん |
{ling} stem (word) |
形容詞的 see styles |
keiyoushiteki / keyoshiteki けいようしてき |
(adjectival noun) {gramm} adjectival |
イ形容詞 see styles |
ikeiyoushi / ikeyoshi イけいようし |
(esp. in JSL contexts) (See 形容詞) adjective ending in "i"; i-adjective |
ナ形容詞 see styles |
nakeiyoushi / nakeyoshi ナけいようし |
(esp. in JSL contexts) (See 形容動詞) na-adjective; adjectival noun |
形容詞短語 形容词短语 see styles |
xíng róng cí duǎn yǔ xing2 rong2 ci2 duan3 yu3 hsing jung tz`u tuan yü hsing jung tzu tuan yü |
adjectival phrase |
叙述形容詞 see styles |
jojutsukeiyoushi / jojutsukeyoshi じょじゅつけいようし |
{gramm} predicate adjective; predicative adjective |
固有形容詞 see styles |
koyuukeiyoushi / koyukeyoshi こゆうけいようし |
{gramm} proper adjective |
指示形容詞 see styles |
shijikeiyoushi / shijikeyoshi しじけいようし |
{gramm} demonstrative adjective |
疑問形容詞 see styles |
gimonkeiyoushi / gimonkeyoshi ぎもんけいようし |
{gramm} interrogative adjective |
第一形容詞 see styles |
daiichikeiyoushi / daichikeyoshi だいいちけいようし |
(rare) {ling} (See ク活用) type-1 adjective (i.e. one that uses "ku" conjugation) |
第二形容詞 see styles |
dainikeiyoushi / dainikeyoshi だいにけいようし |
(rare) {ling} (See シク活用) type-2 adjective (i.e. one that uses "shiku" conjugation) |
補助形容詞 see styles |
hojokeiyoushi / hojokeyoshi ほじょけいようし |
{ling} (e.g. ない in 怖くない and 必要ではない, ほしい in 見てほしい) subsidiary adjective (in Japanese); auxiliary adjective |
複合形容詞 see styles |
fukugoukeiyoushi / fukugokeyoshi ふくごうけいようし |
{ling} compound adjective |
述語形容詞 see styles |
jutsugokeiyoushi / jutsugokeyoshi じゅつごけいようし |
{ling} (See 叙述形容詞) predicate adjective |
関係形容詞 see styles |
kankeikeiyoushi / kankekeyoshi かんけいけいようし |
{gramm} relative adjective |
限定形容詞 see styles |
genteikeiyoushi / gentekeyoshi げんていけいようし |
{gramm} attributive adjective |
名詞的形容詞 see styles |
meishitekikeiyoushi / meshitekikeyoshi めいしてきけいようし |
{ling} substantive adjective |
形容詞相当語句 see styles |
keiyoushisoutougoku / keyoshisotogoku けいようしそうとうごく |
{ling} adjectival equivalent |
Variations: |
ikeiyoushi(i形容詞); ikeiyoushi(i形容詞) / ikeyoshi(i形容詞); ikeyoshi(i形容詞) イけいようし(イ形容詞); いけいようし(い形容詞) |
{gramm} (esp. in JSL contexts) (See 形容詞) i-adjective |
Variations: |
nakeiyoushi / nakeyoshi なけいようし |
{gramm} (esp. in JSL contexts) (See 形容動詞) na-adjective; adjectival noun |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 22 results for "形容詞" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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