モノに対する働きかけ性の動詞の研究 -「模様がえの意味・用法」を中心に -

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to study the pattern of a thing that represents a change in e when the verb class of Moyougae works on a thing (a noun). The "Wo case" noun, combined with the Moyougae verb, represents a variety of variations through physical interactions.Changes in by nouns are influenced by the action of verbs.In other words, the diversity of noun variations is due to the way of working, which is the lexical meaning of verbs.For example, Kurumi TamagoWoWaru represents a change in several parts: Take・ HariganeWoWaru. In , the word 'Yasai・GyunikuWoItameru' represents a change from the outside that makes a straight object curved, and the word 'Yasai/Gyuniku WoItameru' represents a change through the action of roasting it with oil.In this way, the classification of the Moyougae verb can be done according to the type of noun shown in the "Wo case" position.