Japanese etymology : Query result

Proto-Japanese: *pàk-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: to spit out; to emit

Russian meaning: выплевывать; испускать

Old Japanese: pak-

Middle Japanese: fàk-

Tokyo: hák-

Kyoto: hák-

Kagoshima: hàk-

Comments: JLTT 684.

Proto-Japanese: *pàkà

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: grave, tomb

Russian meaning: могила

Old Japanese: paka

Middle Japanese: fàkà

Tokyo: haká

Kyoto: hákà

Kagoshima: haká

Comments: JLTT 396.

Proto-Japanese: *pàkàmà

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: trousers

Russian meaning: штаны, мужская юбка

Old Japanese: pakama

Middle Japanese: fàkàmà

Tokyo: hakamá

Kyoto: hákàmà

Kagoshima: hakamá

Comments: JLTT 396.

Proto-Japanese: *pàkàr-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: to plan, decide, measure

Russian meaning: планировать, решать, измерять

Old Japanese: pakar-

Middle Japanese: fàkàr-

Tokyo: hakár-

Kyoto: hákár-

Kagoshima: hàkàr-

Comments: JLTT 683.

Proto-Japanese: *pákúa

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: box

Russian meaning: ящик

Old Japanese: pakwo

Middle Japanese: fákó

Tokyo: hàko

Kyoto: hákó

Kagoshima: háko

Comments: JLTT 397.

Proto-Japanese: *pàkuá-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: a k. of weed (Stellaria media Cyr.)

Russian meaning: мокричник

Tokyo: hàkobe

Kyoto: hàkóbè

Kagoshima: hakobé

Proto-Japanese: *pàm-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: eat

Russian meaning: есть

Old Japanese: pam-

Middle Japanese: fàm-

Comments: JLTT 684.

Proto-Japanese: *pàmì

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: Phlomis umbrosa; chestnut, acorn, filbert, oxalis

Russian meaning: Phlomis umbrosa; каштан, лещина

Old Japanese: pamji

Middle Japanese: fàmì

Tokyo: -bami

Comments: The root is present in compounds: pasi-bamji, turu-bamji, kata-bamji - see JLTT 397.

Proto-Japanese: *pampi-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: to serve, to be (pol.)

Russian meaning: служить, быть (вежл.)

Middle Japanese: faberi (MJ)

Tokyo: haber-

Comments: JLTT 682.

Proto-Japanese: *pampuki

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: bellows

Russian meaning: мехи

Old Japanese: pabuk(j)i

Proto-Japanese: *páná

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: nose

Russian meaning: нос

Old Japanese: pana

Middle Japanese: fáná

Tokyo: hàna

Kyoto: háná

Kagoshima: hána

Nase: hàná

Shuri: hánà

Hateruma: pa_̀n_à

Yonakuni: hàná-búrú

Comments: JLTT 397.

Proto-Japanese: *pànà-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: to chop off

Russian meaning: отрубать

Old Japanese: pana-

Middle Japanese: fànà-

Tokyo: hané-

Kyoto: háné-

Kagoshima: hané-

Comments: JLTT 684. The accent in Kagoshima is irregular.

Proto-Japanese: *pana-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: to run, trot, jump

Russian meaning: бежать, скакать, прыгать

Middle Japanese: fana-

Tokyo: hané-

Kyoto: hànè-

Kagoshima: hané-

Comments: JLTT 684. Tone unclear: Kyoto and Tokyo point to *pàná-, Kagoshima - to *páná-.

Proto-Japanese: *pànà

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: flower

Russian meaning: цветок

Old Japanese: pana

Middle Japanese: fànà

Tokyo: haná

Kyoto: hánà

Kagoshima: haná

Comments: JLTT 398.

Proto-Japanese: *pànà-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: to emit, separate

Russian meaning: испускать, отделять(ся)

Old Japanese: pana-t-, panara-

Middle Japanese: fànà-t-, fana-s-, fànàra-

Tokyo: hanát-, hanás-, hanaré-

Kyoto: hánát-, hánás-, hánáré-

Kagoshima: hànàt-, hànàs-, hànàrè-

Comments: JLTT 684.

Proto-Japanese: *pánái

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: feather

Russian meaning: перо

Old Japanese: pane

Middle Japanese: fáné

Tokyo: hàne

Kyoto: hánè

Kagoshima: háne

Nase: hànɛ́

Shuri: hánì

Hateruma: pa_̀n_ì

Yonakuni: hàní

Comments: JLTT 398.

Proto-Japanese: *pání

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: red clay

Russian meaning: красная глина

Old Japanese: pani

Middle Japanese: fání

Comments: JLTT 398.

Proto-Japanese: *páníwá, *panipai, *panima

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: figures of men and animals made of clay

Russian meaning: фигурки людей и животных из глины

Old Japanese: paniwa, panipe, panima

Middle Japanese: fáníwá

Tokyo: hàniwa

Kyoto: háníwá

Kagoshima: haníwa

Comments: JLTT 398.

Proto-Japanese: *pànk-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: to tear off

Russian meaning: сдирать

Old Japanese: pag-

Middle Japanese: fàg-

Tokyo: hág-

Kyoto: hág-

Kagoshima: hàg-

Comments: JLTT 683.

Proto-Japanese: *pànká-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: to fade, become bald

Russian meaning: сходить (о краске); лысеть

Tokyo: hagé-

Kyoto: hàgè-

Kagoshima: hàgè-

Comments: JLTT 683. The word is attested late, but seems to be different from *pànk- 'to tear (off)'.