In Japanese grammar, the part at the end of a verb that changes form when conjugated. For example, the "mu" in "yomi" (to read) (changes to "ma, mi, mu, me") and the "i" in "samai" (cold) (changes to "ku, i, kere") are examples. Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend |
国文法において、用言の語尾で、活用の際に語形変化をする部分。動詞では、「読む」の「む」(「ま・み・む・め」などと変化)、形容詞では、「寒い」の「い」(「く・い・けれ」などと変化)などの類。
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