Motoi - I mean

Japanese: 基 - もとい

〘Noun〙 (meaning " original residence" ) 1. The foundation of a building. Stonework. Ground. ※Tenrihon Kongo Hannya Sutra Shugenki, early Heian period section (around 850) "The building was made of straw matting , and the walls and ceiling were connected . " 2. The basis of something. The root. The origin. The foundation. ※Fukkūkōsakushinjushinkyō, Kantoku 2nd year section (1045) "At that time, a foundation was created in the Horeki era and the craftsmanship was passed down." ※ Taiheiki (late 14th century) chapter 28 "I realized that this was truly the beginning of the foundation of eternal discontent between the ruler and his subjects, and the brothers suddenly turned against each other." 3. Cause. Precondition. ※Genji (around 1001-14) Wakana no Shita "All women are of a deep and stubborn origin." ④ The place where they used to live. ※Eika (around 1028-92) Tama no Kazari "I wonder if they have forgotten their former ancestry."

Ki [base]

[1] In a chemical reaction, a group of atoms that reacts like a single atom without undergoing a chemical change. Hydroxyl, sulfate, methyl, base, ammonium, etc. [Draft Chemical Vocabulary (1900)] [2] [suffix] Used to count objects that have a stand or legs and are placed upright. Lanterns, folding screens , altars, palanquins , gravestones , stupas, etc. ※Engishiki (927) 21 "Two volumes of the first volume of the Niō Hannya Sutra. _Two sutra bags, one sutra stand, one sutra _chest ." ※Annual events of the Crown Prince (possibly after the 12th century), April "Put them in the lids of the two Tenjō chests."

I mean, Sumotoi [base]

[1] (Independent) To use as the basis; To be based on; To be the origin. ※Kinsei Kyojinden (1790), Volume 3: “The learning of Manafuchi, who traveled abroad recently, was based on this.” [2] (Independent) To use as the basis; To be the foundation. ※Beijing and Europe Travel Journal (1877), Kume Kunitake, Volume 1: “Originally, this area was the basis for the proliferation of settlers due to the arrival of the British and the Welsh.”

Ki [base]

A monk from the Tang Dynasty in China. He is also known as the Great Master Qiuji and the Great Master Ci'en. He established the Hosso sect. He studied under Xuanzang and translated the "Cheng Weishi Lun." He wrote many books, including the "Cheng Weishi Lun Suteki" (Records of the Cheng Weishi Lun). (632-682 )

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

〘名〙 (「本(もと)居(い)」の意)① 建物の土台。いしずえ。つちい。※天理本金剛般若経集験記平安初期点（850頃）「咸く(あむしろ)を以て舎と為し、簷(のき)廡(モトヰ)相ひ接はる」② 物事の根本。根拠。根源。基礎。※不空羂索神呪心経寛徳二年点（1045）「時に宝歴に基(モトヒ)を創めて匠を伝ふ」※太平記（１４Ｃ後）二八「是そ誠に君臣永不快の基(モトヒ)兄弟忽向背の初と覚へて」③ 原因。因。※源氏（1001‐14頃）若菜下「女の身はみなおなしつみふかきもとゐぞかし」④ もといた所。住んでいた所。※栄花（1028‐92頃）玉の飾「昔の御もといをおぼし忘れぬにやとぞ」

き【基】

[1] 化学反応の場合、化学変化をしないで、一つの原子のような反応をする原子団。水酸基、硫酸基、メチル基、塩基、アンモニウム基など。〔稿本化学語彙（1900）〕[2] 〘接尾〙台や足などがあって、立てて据えておく物を数えるのに用いる。灯籠(とうろう)、几帳(きちょう)、厨子(ずし)、輿(こし)、墓石、塔婆(とうば)など。※延喜式（927）二一「仁王般若経一部二巻。備_二経嚢一口。経台一基。経櫃一合_一」※東宮年中行事（１２Ｃ後か）四月「てんじゃうの二きのからびつのふたにいれて」