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-be v.i. [s.t. uncontrollable comes to its end] (Gr. 1) stop -ing; ceases to -
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Note: V, is very much limited.
a. %$k 0 &.fz0
(It stopped raining.)
b. ~/v~7&3bA.EO
(The baby stopped crying.)
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c. % $& 9 b/Lf2a
(The thunder stopped rolling.)
--& b v.i. [to approach S.O. closely in a certain manner] (Gr. 1)
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a. giiki: LTZ < &l@:,t~~
(The man persistently wooed the woman.)
b. ?$L~IT%&o aflb%0*-=~4tz~
(A dog came running toward me wagging his tail.)
cl-c*~,.Ll *.
c. B XR&~J&W t:%m 5 t&% 3 ha P,
(The Japan-US relationship won't improve unless both countries
move closer to each other.)
d. $3i4~k$~:8$37$!l~3b~0
(Please drop by when you have time.)
(+DBJG: Appendix 4B (589-90) & F (593))
t,
--BCf b v.t. [to distinguish s.t. in a certain manner] (Gr. 2)
Note: V, is often a verb of perception such as kiku 'hear,' rniru "see,'
kagu 'smell' and nornu 'drink.' But the verb of perceptions
such as kanjinr 'feel,' furetu 'touch' and ajiwau 'taste' cannot be
the V,.
bf;L t? $~313?IfA Hh'Bb
a. ~Lli~~fj~kk~fi~lih~f~f~hb,
(I can tell the difference (by hearing) between the Tokyo dialect
and the Osaka dialect.)
%.? :t eL +A:( CA : I IWCA
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b. + EIA, w ~ EI*AQ$B~~ Q~CP~LW~