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Linguists often point out the -er suffix in dialects, which turns verbs into adjectives to indicate aptitude or a tendency toward an action.
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Linguists often point out the -er suffix in dialects, which turns verbs into adjectives to indicate aptitude or a tendency toward an action.
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-er
IPA(Pronunciation)
Suffix
dialectal
morpheme
Japanese Meaning
接尾辞として、動詞から形容詞を作り、その動作への適性、傾向や性向を示す。
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