よもい

Japanese

Etymology

Seems to be cognate with the standard form 重(おも)い (omoi), via unknown Japonic substratum.

Compare Miyako イゥﾞカイゥ (/ivkaᶻï/, Hirara) / ユゥﾞカㇽ (/juvkal/, Irabu) / イゥﾞシャール (/ivʃaːl/, Tarama) / イブギー (/ibugiː/, Tarama), Yaeyama いっさーん (/issaːN/, Ishigaki) / いーさん (/iːsaN/, Taketomi) and Yonaguni インサン (/iNsaN/). Also compare Ibaraki dialect いもし (imoshi, “a weight”, Standard Japanese: 重(おも)し (omoshi)).

Adjective

よもい • (yomoi) -i (adverbial よもく (yomoku))

(dialectal, Kantō, Tōkai–Tōsan) Nonstandard form of 重い (omoi /おもい/, “heavy”).
(dialectal, Sanuki) dull, slow
Synonym: とろい

Related terms

よもたい (yomotai)

单词	よもい
释义	よもい Japanese Etymology Seems to be cognate with the standard form 重(おも)い (omoi), via unknown Japonic substratum. Compare Miyako イゥﾞカイゥ (/ivkaᶻï/, Hirara) / ユゥﾞカㇽ (/juvkal/, Irabu) / イゥﾞシャール (/ivʃaːl/, Tarama) / イブギー (/ibugiː/, Tarama), Yaeyama いっさーん (/issaːN/, Ishigaki) / いーさん (/iːsaN/, Taketomi) and Yonaguni インサン (/iNsaN/). Also compare Ibaraki dialect いもし (imoshi, “a weight”, Standard Japanese: 重(おも)し (omoshi)). Adjective よもい • (yomoi) -i (adverbial よもく (yomoku)) (dialectal, Kantō, Tōkai–Tōsan) Nonstandard form of 重い (omoi /おもい/, “heavy”). (dialectal, Sanuki) dull, slow Synonym: とろい Related terms よもたい (yomotai)
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