What´s the meaning of japanese word "rachisa"?
Yo Minna-san!!!
I am Brazilian and I love studying Japanese.
I wonder what the meaning of the word "rachisa"
I have a feeling that means something like "unique, uniqueness", but I'm not sure. I found this word in the lyrics Kanashimi Wo Yasashisa Ni, one of the openings of Naruto.
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Update:Opssss I mean "rashisa" :P
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The opening part of Naruto's "Kanashimi Wo Yasashisa Ni":
そうさ悲しみをやさしさに Sosa, kanashimi wo yasashisa ni
自分らしさを力に Jibun rashisa wo chikara ni
迷いながらでもいい Mayoi nagara demo ii
歩き出して Aruki dashite
もう一回 もう一回 Mo ikkai, mo ikkai
"Rashisa" is the noun form of the adjective "rashii."
"Rashii" means "be like ...," "be becoming of ..."
"Rashisa" therefore means the quality of "being like ...", "becoming of ..."
Examples:
onna rashisa = femininity
kodomo rashisa = childlikeness
Here, "jibun rashisa" means "being (like) oneself", "becoming of oneself", or one's individuality, as soph put it.
There is no word "rachisa". It might be ããã(rashisa).
èªåããã(jibun rashisa) = individuality, eccentric way of being one
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