ウィチタ

Japanese

Etymology

Borrowed from English Wichita.

Pronunciation

• (Tokyo) ウィチタ [wíꜜchìtà] (Atamadaka – [1])
• IPA^(key): [β̞it͡ɕita̠]

Proper noun

ウィチタ • (Wichita) 

1. Wichita, Kansas
   • 1958 October, “Lionism on the march”, in The Lion Magazine‎^[3], page 7:

     新(しん)会(かい)員(いん)の教(きょう)化(か)及(およ)び入(にゅう)会(かい)式(しき)に関(かん)する二(ふた)つの論(ろん)文(ぶん)コンテスト（日(に)本(ほん)地(ち)区(く)会(かい)報(ほう)ライオン 3(さん)月(がつ)号(ごう)14( 14)頁( ぺいじ)参(さん)照(しょう)）の審(しん)査(さ)結(けっ)果(か)は下(か)記(き)の通(どお)りである。 […] 三(さん)等(とう)$25( $25)カンサス州(しゅう)ウィチタ，ノースカロライナ州(しゅう)シャーロット，スェーデン，ゴーテンバーグの外(そと)

     Shin kaīn no kyōka oyobi nyūkai shiki ni kan suru futatsu no ronbun kontesuto (Nihon chiku kaihō Raion sangatsu-gō 14 peiji sanshō) no shinsa kekka wa kaki no dōri dearu. […] Santō $25 Kansasu shū Wichita, Nōsu Karoraina shū Shārotto, Sēden, Gōtenbāgu no soto

     Results of the essay contests for new teachers and new members (see The Lion, March, p. 14) are as follows. […] Third prize, $25: Wichita, Kansas; Charlotte, North Carolina; greater Gothenburg, Sweden

   • 2020, Aoki Yoshitomo, Senryaku bakugekiki bī gojūni maniakkusu : hyakunen un'yō o kanō ni suru gijutsu [B52 strategic bomber maniacs: engineered for 100 years of operation]‎^[4], page 235:

     Ｂ‐５２Ｆもまたシアトルとウィチタの双方(そうほう)で作(つく)られていた

     Ｂ‐５２Ｆ mo mata Shiatoru to Wichita no sōhō de tsukurareteita

     The B-52F was likewise assembled both in Seattle and Wichita