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Processing keyword: Noun の 至り (~no itari)
Noun の 至り (〜のいたり) is a Japanese grammar construct used to express the utmost degree or extreme limit of a feeling or state. It is often employed in formal settings to convey profound emotions such as honor, regret, or shame.
The expression Noun の 至り translates to "the utmost of ~" or "extreme ~" in English. It emphasizes that something is at its peak or highest level.
The formation of this grammar point is straightforward:
Noun + の + 至り
Part of Speech | ||
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Noun | の | 至り |
(e.g., 光栄, 若気) | (particle) | (noun meaning "extremity") |
Both Noun の 至り and Noun の 極み express an extreme degree of something. However:
Feel free to revisit the examples and notes to reinforce your understanding of Noun の 至り. 😊
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