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🌏 Region(s): Ryukyu (Amami: Koniya)

いりゅﾑ【射りゅﾑ】 : iryum | define meaning

iryum

Pronunciation: [ʔiɾjum̩]

Definition

Verb

To shoot (an arrow)

Etymology

Cognate with standard Japanese いる【射る】 iru "to shoot (an arrow)".

Spelling

Orthography	Form
Kanji	射りゅﾑ
Kana	いりゅﾑ
Alternative Miyako spelling	いりゅむ
Romanization	iryum
Pronunciation (IPA)	[ʔiɾjum̩]

意味：いる【射る】

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射りゅﾑ

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 24). いりゅﾑ【射りゅﾑ】 : iryum | define meaning. JLect: Japonic Languages and Dialects Database. Retrieved 2024, November 12, from https://www.jlect.com/entry/6101/iryum/.