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あち【飽ち】 : achi | define meaning

achi

Pronunciation: [ʔat͡ɕi]

Definition

Noun

Weariness; boredom; boring; tiring

Etymology

Cognate with standard Japanese あき【飽き】 aki "weariness".

Spelling

Orthography	Form
Kanji	飽ち
Kana	あち
Romanization	achi
Pronunciation (IPA)	[ʔat͡ɕi]

意味：あき【飽き】

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飽ち

Tags: Amami language, Shimayumuta, Shimayumita, Shimakutuba, Oshima, Ryukyuan Languages, しまゆむた, 島口, 奄美語, 奄美言葉, 琉球方言, 琉球語...

Cite this entry: Read, Zachary. (2024, April 15). あち【飽ち】 : achi | define meaning. JLect: Japonic Languages and Dialects Database. Retrieved 2025, April 17, from https://www.jlect.com/entry/5979/achi/.