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U+3042,あ
HIRAGANA LETTER A

[U+3041]
Hiragana
[U+3043]

Japanese

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Stroke order
3 strokes

Etymology 1

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Derived in theHeian period from writing theman'yōgana kanji in thecursivesōsho style.

Pronunciation

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Syllable

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(a

  1. Thehiragana syllable(a). Its equivalent inkatakana is(a). It is the first syllable in thegojūon order; its position is(a-gyō a-dan,rowa, sectiona).
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Etymology 2

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Alternative spelling

Commonexclamatory sound made by people of various cultures around the world.

Pronunciation

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Interjection

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or (a

  1. expresses surprise:Ah!Oh!
    Synonym:あっ(a')
  2. used to get someone's attention
  3. used as a response to someone's call
    Synonym:はい(hai)

Etymology 3

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For pronunciation and definitions of – see the following entries.
S
[prefix](chemistry)indicates aloweroxidationnumber:-ous
[affix]rankingnext,comingafter,sub-
[affix]Used as aphonetic element intransliterations, especially:
[affix]short forアジア亜細亜(Ajia,Asia (acontinent))
[affix](obsolete)short forアメリカ亜米利加(Amerika):America, theUnited States
[affix]alternative spelling of(a):whiteearth
[proper noun]a femalegiven name
J
[noun] The first letter of Sanskrit, (a).
[affix] toflatter; topander to
[affix]ridge (ofroof);eaves
[affix]A prefix expressing familiarity.
[affix]Used as a phonetic element, especially in words from Sanskrit.
[affix]short forアフリカ(Afurika,Africa)
[affix]short for阿波国(Awa no kuni,Awa Province)
H
[noun]muteness;dumbness
[affix]mute,dumb
H
[affix]frog(amphibious animal)
H
[affix]illness;disease
(This term,(a), is the hiragana spelling of the above terms.)
For a list of all kanji read as, seeCategory:Japanese kanji read as あ.

Etymology 4

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Alternative spellings

FromOld Japanese, fromProto-Japonic*a. The short form ofあれ(are).

Fell into disuse in roughly theHeian period,[2][1] when it was replaced by(wa).

Pronoun

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(a

  1. (obsolete)first-personpersonal pronoun:I,me
    • (きみ)()()(たま)へ。いと、いみじき()()(たま)ひそ
      A ga kimi, iki ide tamahe. Ito, imi jiki me namisetamahiso
      Ye, return to life. Show not such sad eyes

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Classical Japanesepronouns anddemonstratives
a-/wa-
“I, we”
(first person)
na-/-ma-
“you, ye, thou”
(second person)
k-
“this”
(close to speaker)
s-
“that”
(close to listener)
a-/ka-
“that over there”
(far from both)
i-/ta-/nani-
“who, what, where, how, when”
(interrogative)
ono-
“oneself”
(reflexive)
Person(a)
あれ(are)
(wa)
われ(ware)
まろ(maro)
(na)
なれ(nare)
なんぢ(nanji)
まし(mashi)
いまし(imashi)
みまし(mimashi)
きみ(kimi)
(ko)
これ(kore)
(so)
それ(sore)
(a)
あれ(are)
(ka)
かれ(kare)
(ta)
たれ(tare)
なにがし(nanigashi)
おの(ono)
おのれ(onore)
Thing(ko)
これ(kore)
(so)
それ(sore)
(a)
あれ(are)
(ka)
かれ(kare)
いづれ(izure)
なに(nani)
Locationここ(koko)そこ(soko)あしこ(ashiko)
かしこ(kashiko)
いづく(izuku)
いづこ(izuko)
いどこ(idoko)
どこ(doko)
Directionこち(kochi)
こなた(konata)
そち(sochi)
そなた(sonata)
あち(achi)
あなた(anata)
かなた(kanata)
いづち(izuchi)
いづら(izura)
いづかた(izukata)
Manner(ka)
かく(kaku)
かくて(kakute)
かう()
(sa)
さて(sate)
しか(shika)
いか(ika)
Timeいつ(itsu)

Etymology 5

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Alternative spelling

/ka//a/

Shift in pronunciation from(ka). Appears from theHeian period.[2]

Pronoun

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(a

  1. distaldemonstrative, something far offremoved from both speaker and listener:that,yon
Derived terms
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See also

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Classical Japanesepronouns anddemonstratives
a-/wa-
“I, we”
(first person)
na-/-ma-
“you, ye, thou”
(second person)
k-
“this”
(close to speaker)
s-
“that”
(close to listener)
a-/ka-
“that over there”
(far from both)
i-/ta-/nani-
“who, what, where, how, when”
(interrogative)
ono-
“oneself”
(reflexive)
Person(a)
あれ(are)
(wa)
われ(ware)
まろ(maro)
(na)
なれ(nare)
なんぢ(nanji)
まし(mashi)
いまし(imashi)
みまし(mimashi)
きみ(kimi)
(ko)
これ(kore)
(so)
それ(sore)
(a)
あれ(are)
(ka)
かれ(kare)
(ta)
たれ(tare)
なにがし(nanigashi)
おの(ono)
おのれ(onore)
Thing(ko)
これ(kore)
(so)
それ(sore)
(a)
あれ(are)
(ka)
かれ(kare)
いづれ(izure)
なに(nani)
Locationここ(koko)そこ(soko)あしこ(ashiko)
かしこ(kashiko)
いづく(izuku)
いづこ(izuko)
いどこ(idoko)
どこ(doko)
Directionこち(kochi)
こなた(konata)
そち(sochi)
そなた(sonata)
あち(achi)
あなた(anata)
かなた(kanata)
いづち(izuchi)
いづら(izura)
いづかた(izukata)
Manner(ka)
かく(kaku)
かくて(kakute)
かう()
(sa)
さて(sate)
しか(shika)
いか(ika)
Timeいつ(itsu)

Etymology 6

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Alternative spelling

Noun

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(a

  1. (obsolete)foot

Etymology 7

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Alternative spellings

Noun

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(a

  1. (obsolete)ridge betweenrice fields; ridge betweengroves

Etymology 8

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Alternative spellings

Alternative spelling ofあん(an), theonbin form ofあり(ari) orある(aru), with the(n) omitted in writing.

Verb

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(a

  1. (Classical Japanese) tobe, toexist

References

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  1. 1.01.1Matsumura, Akira, editor (2006),大辞林 [Daijirin] (in Japanese), Third edition,Tokyo:Sanseidō,→ISBN
  2. 2.02.1Shōgaku Tosho (1988),国語大辞典(新装版) [Unabridged Dictionary of Japanese (Revised Edition)] (in Japanese),Tōkyō:Shogakukan,→ISBN

Okinawan

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Etymology

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FromProto-Ryukyuan*a, fromProto-Japonic*a.

Noun

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(a

  1. (Old Okinawan)I;first-personpronoun
    • 1531-1623,Omoro Sōshi
      あらかきの うきおほちか もりに あか なさ す ふため まさりよわれ
      arakaki no, uki ofoji ga, mori ni,a ga, nasa su, futame, masariyoware
      The ancestors of Arakaki, exceed the good fortune ofmy father.
    • 1711,Konkōkenshū:
      わん 又あか 我れなり
      wan, MATAa ga. WAre nari
      Wan. Alsoa ga. Me.

References

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  • Okinawa Kogo Daijiten Henshū I'inkai (沖縄古語大辞典編集委員会) (1995),沖縄古語大辞典 [Dictionary of Archaic Okinawan], Tokyo (東京都): Kadokawa Shoten (角川書店),→ISBN, page 1
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