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イクト
Level: 901

る and わる should be combined into one entry.

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12 months ago
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するめ


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マイコー
Level: 263

Fixed and fixed!

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12 months ago
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Ok, so it looks like there were some issues with the most recent import. I'm going to start cleaning it up.

I also noticed a marker in jmdict that renshuu doesn't yet handle: there are many kanji and kana forms that should not appear as individual terms, but should be used in searching for a term.

For example, per jmdict's notations, should not appear as an entry for ああ, but if you search for , it should pull up the main entry. I am not yet sure how I want to handle this, but for now, I'm just going to wipe those entries.

Weird behavior I just noticed that seems to have been caused by this change.


What I expected to see: definition of .

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11 months ago
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マイコー
Level: 263

Can you type those characters out here so I can copy/paste them?

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11 months ago
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Can you type those characters out here so I can copy/paste them?

/しょうこ
() evidence, proof

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マイコー
Level: 263

Got it - should be fixed!

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11 months ago
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イクト
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マイコー
Level: 263

Fixed!

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11 months ago
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I was trying to remember for a crossword, but for some reason all I could think of was ともがら. Anyway, it has two definitions that look like they could be combined.


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Level: 263

Looks like the second one is no longer in jmdict, removing it here.

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10 months ago
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While trying to explain どなた, I realized I was a little confused about あなた. Wiktionary covers this quite well, but the renshuu dictionary is more confusing than anything.

There are three meanings (you, dear, over there) and four kanji spellings (, , , ) to explain, so I’m not sure if one entry is best or not, but it shouldn’t be too hard to improve on the current situation.

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マイコー
Level: 263

Should look a bit better - the "you" versions are now collapsed into one. It does look like jmdict has separate entries for the "beyond, across" version that overlays with かなた, so I'll keep that separate on this end, too.

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トピトピ
Level: 225

Hi all!

I found:

だんだん ( adverb) gradually, by degrees

And

だんだん (noun)

1/ gradually, by degrees, little by little, more and more, increasingly

2/ (noun) steps, stairs, staircase, terrace

The second entry for だんだん is tagged as a noun but definition 1/ is the one from the adverb above. And the 7 linked sentences relate to the adverb.

And I just noticed that a third entry for だんだん(expression ) has a sentence which in fact corresponds to だんだん (adverb).

Thank you very much in advance !

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9 months ago
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マイコー
Level: 263

Linked up, thanks!

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9 months ago
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Looks like the first and last entries should be combined: ひさぎ

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9 months ago
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First two entries should be combined: はいけん

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9 months ago
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マイコー
Level: 263

Fixed and fixed!

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9 months ago
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Bulletti
Level: 86

きれい and やわらかい have more than one entry. In case of the latter, one entry has incorrect okurigana according to the kanji reading and the other, more complete entry.

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9 months ago
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マイコー
Level: 263

Both should be fixed, but please confirm on your end.

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