hi) ("a hot day") 今日は暑い。(Kyō wa atsui.) ("Today is hot.") adjectival noun (形容動詞, keiyō-dōshi, literally 形容 "description" or "appearance" + 動詞 "verb"), or...

past (暑くなかった atsuku nakatta "it was not hot"). 暑い日 atsui hi "a hot day". 形容動詞 keiyōdōshi, or na adjectives, which are followed by a form of the copula...

events "やん (yan)" attaches to the word that shows state Adjectival verb (形容動詞) Dependent Conjugates Makes up for the meanings of conjugated words Conclusive...

terminology used to refer to this word-class is inconsistent. The Japanese name is 形容動詞 keiyō dōshi, which literally means "adjectival verb". This is not necessarily...

The classical Japanese language (文語 bungo, "literary language"), also called "old writing" (古文 kobun), sometimes simply called "Medieval Japanese" is the...

inflections dōshi (動詞), verbs keiyōshi (形容詞), i-type adjectives keiyōdōshi (形容動詞), na-type adjectives hikatsuyōgo (非活用語) or mukatsuyōgo (無活用語), word classes...

memorization, for instance. The terminology is at times non-standard – for example, 形容動詞 are referred to as na-nominals, as they behave grammatically almost identically...