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1.1
Etymology 1
1.1.1
Noun
1.2
Etymology 2
1.2.1
Pronunciation
1.2.2
Proper noun
1.3
References
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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Japanese
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edit
]
Etymology 1
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]
From
English
mayday
, from
French
m’aider
.
Noun
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]
メーデー
•
(
mēdē
)
mayday
Etymology 2
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]
From
English
May Day
.
Pronunciation
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]
(
Tokyo
)
メ
ーデー
[méꜜèdèè]
(
Atamadaka
– [1])
[
1
]
IPA
(
key
)
:
[me̞ːde̞ː]
Proper noun
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International Workers' Day
on Wikipedia
メーデー
•
(
Mēdē
)
May Day
, International Workers' Day
1922
, Isamu Ōba (lyrics and music), “Listen! Workers of the World!”:
聞
(
き
)
け
万
(
ばん
)
国
(
こく
)
の
労
(
ろう
)
働
(
どう
)
者
(
しゃ
)
とど
ろ
きわ
たる
メーデー
の
kike bankoku no rōdōsha
todo ro kiwa taru
mēdē
no
Listen! Workers of the world!
This is the roar of
May Day
!
References
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edit
]
^
Matsumura, Akira
, editor (
2006
),
大辞林
[
Daijirin
] (in Japanese), Third edition,
Tokyo
:
Sanseidō
,
→ISBN
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