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The guide explained that adding -ed to a noun forms a possessional adjective indicating that something has the object named by the noun.
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The guide explained that adding -ed to a noun forms a possessional adjective indicating that something has the object named by the noun.
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Related words
-ed
IPA(Pronunciation)
Suffix
morpheme
Japanese Meaning
名詞から、その名詞が表す対象を所有している状態を示す形容詞を作るための接尾辞 / 形容詞と名詞の組み合わせから所有を表す形容詞を作るために用いる接尾辞
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