Ryukyu (Okinawa)
(Noun) Apathy, lassitude; weakness, feebleness
Define だじゃく dajaku Meaning ダジャク
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A dictionary of the Ryukyuan language
Results from the 沖縄語辞典 データ集 Okinawago jiten dēta-shū (Okinawan Language Dictionary Data Collection), published by the National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics, © CC BY 4.0.
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ダジャク dajaku (dazaku) ① 名
- 惰弱。怠惰。～na muN.怠け者。
A dictionary of the Ryukyuan language
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だじゃく【惰弱・懦弱・堕弱】
(Noun)
- Apathetic; Lackadaisical; Spiritless; Gutless; Weak-willed; Unenterprising; Enervated; Effete
- Physically weak; Feeble; Effeminate