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未然形 (Mizenkei) Stem Form
Hello, I have read in a website that 未然形 (Mizenkei/Irrealis/Imperfect) stem form of a japanese verb is used in the construction of causative, negative and passive forms of this verb. For example, for the verb 分かる, the Mizenkei stem is 分から.
分から-ない (Negative Form)
分から-す (Causative Form)
分から-せる (Causative Form)
分から-ず (Negative Continuative)
However, I have seen that the 未然形 (Mizenkei) stem forms of adjectives are not used in a same manner with the verbs.
My question is in which cases this stem form is used for adjectives and what is the particular meaning of this form?
Thanks!
7 mrt. 2016 18:08
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For example, with adjective おおきい and ていねいな, now we use the conjugation おおきくない and ていねいではない/ていねいじゃない. However, in written language or ancient Japanese, there are おおきからず/おおきくあらず and ていねいならず/ていねいにあらず though we rarely see them in general.
*I think 分からす is incorrect, its causative is 分からせる.
I hope this was helpful and since I'm not a specialit, please wait for the better answers.
8 maart 2016
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