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っちゅなり【人慣り・人馴り】 : cchunari · tchunari | define meaning

cchunari · tchunari

Pronunciation: [tt͡ɕunaɾi]

Definition

Noun

(Said of a small child or an animal) Being used to people; being accustomed to people

Etymology

Cognate with Okinawan っちゅなり cchunari; Miyako (Nishihara) ひとぅなり hitunari; Yaeyama (Hatoma) ぷすない pusunai; standard Japanese ひとなれ【人慣れ・人馴れ】 hitonare "being used to people". Ultimately from *pito "person, people" and *nare "being [becoming] used to".

Spelling

Orthography	Form
Kanji	人慣り人馴り
Kana	っちゅなり
Romanization	cchunari tchunari
Pronunciation (IPA)	[tt͡ɕunaɾi]

意味：ひとなれ【人慣れ・人馴れ】、ひとになれること【人に馴れる事】

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Cite this entry: Read, Zachary. (2024, September 28). っちゅなり【人慣り・人馴り】 : cchunari · tchunari | define meaning. JLect: Japonic Languages and Dialects Database. Retrieved 2024, October 5, from https://www.jlect.com/entry/6528/cchunari-tchunari/.