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The終止形(しゅうしけい)(shūshikei,“terminal form”) of Classical Japanese adjective良(よ)し(yoshi), modern form良(よ)い(yoi).

• (Tokyo)よし[yóꜜshì] (Atamadaka – [1])
• IPA^(key): [jo̞ɕi]

良(よ)し• (yoshi) 

1. all right,OK

   よし、行(い)くぞ。

   Yoshi, iku zo.

   All right, let's go.

2. An interjection used when comforting someone;alright

   おう、よし。

   Ō,yoshi.

   Hey, it'salright.

This term is usually spelled in hiragana.

• IPA^(key): [jo̞ɕi]

良(よ)し• (yoshi) ^†-ku

1. Classical Japanese form of良い(yoi)

• 悪(あ)し(ashi)

• 良(よ)き(yoki)
• 良(よ)かれ(yokare),良(よ)かれと思(おも)う(yokare to omou)
• 良(よ)かれ悪(あ)しかれ(yokare-ashikare)

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