ちまい

Japanese

Etymology

Apparently ちまちま (chimachima) + い (-i).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [t͡ɕima̠i]

Adjective

ちまい • (chimai) -i (adverbial ちまく (chimaku))

  1. (Ōsaka) small
    Synonym: (standard Japanese) ちいさい

Inflection

Inflection of ちまい
Stem forms
Imperfective (未然形) ちまかろ chimakaro
Continuative (連用形) ちまく chimaku
Terminal (終止形) ちまい chimai
Attributive (連体形) ちまい chimai
Hypothetical (仮定形) ちまけれ chimakere
Imperative (命令形) ちまかれ chimakare
Key constructions
Informal negative ちまくない chimaku nai
Informal past ちまかった chimakatta
Informal negative past ちまくなかった chimaku nakatta
Formal ちまいです chimai desu
Formal negative ちまくないです chimaku nai desu
Formal past ちまかったです chimakatta desu
Formal negative past ちまくなかったです chimaku nakatta desu
Conjunctive ちまくて chimakute
Conditional ちまければ chimakereba
Provisional ちまかったら chimakattara
Volitional ちまかろう chimakarō
Adverbial ちまく chimaku
Degree ちまさ chimasa
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