明治学院大学図書館　デジタルアーカイブス

"HANDBOOK OF ENGLISH-JAPANESE ETYMOLOGY"

WILLIAM IMBRIE
S.TSUJIMOTO & Co. Tokyo, Osaka, AND Kyoto 1887

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• 扉(標題紙)Title page
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• (1) PREFACE
• (2) CONTENTS
• (3) ENGLIS-JAPANESE ETYMOLOGY
• CHAPTER Ⅰ THE SYLLABARY 1-2
• CHAPTER Ⅱ THE VERB 3-63
  • Ⅰ INFLECTION 3-7
  • Ⅱ AGGLUTINATION 8-27
  • Sec.1. Moods and Tenses 8-19
  • Sec.2. Letter changes 20-23
  • Sec3. Voices 24-27
  • Ⅲ TRANSITIVES AND INTRANSITIVE FORMS 27-33
  • Sec.1 27-30
  • Sec.2 30-33
  • Ⅳ THE VERB TO BE 33-35
  • Ⅴ AUXILIALY VERBS 35-56
  • Sec.1. Am, Is, Are; Was, Were 35
  • Sec.2. Do, Did 35-36
  • Sec.3.Have, Has; Had 37-38
  • Sec.4. Shall, Will 39-40
  • Sec.5.Should, Would 40-41
  • Sec6. Can, Could 41-42
  • Sec.7. May, Might. 43-44
  • Sec.8.Let, Make, Have, Get 44-45
  • Sec.9.Must 46-47
  • Sec.10. Ought, Should 47-49
  • Sec.11 Think, Suppose 49-50
  • Sec.12.Intend 50
  • Sec.13.Want; 51-52
  • Sec.14 Wish ,Hope 52-53
  • Sec.15.Need 53-54
  • Sec.16.Seem Look 54-56
  • Ⅵ THE INFINITIVE 56-59
  • Ⅶ PASSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS 59-63
• CHAPTER Ⅲ THE NOUN 64-66
  • Sec.1. True Nouns and Verbal Roots 64
  • Sec.2. Abstract Nouns 64
  • Sec.3. Concrete Nouns 65
  • Sec.4. Names of Trades 65
  • Sec.5. Compound Nouns 65
  • Sec.6. Gender 65-66
  • Sec.7. Number 66
  • Sec.8. Case 66
• CHAPTER Ⅳ THE PRONOUN 67-81
  • Ⅰ PERSONALS AND POSSESSIVES 67-69
  • Ⅱ COMPOUND PERSONALS 69-70
  • Ⅲ HONORIFICS 71-77
  • Sec.1. O and Go 71-73
  • Sec.2. Honorific Verbs 73-77
  • Ⅳ RELATIVES 77-79
  • Ⅴ INTRROGATIVES 79-81
• CHAPTER Ⅴ PRONOMINAL ADJECTIVES 82-113
  • Sec.1. This , That, Such 82-85
  • Sec.2. Either, Neither, Both 85--87
  • Sec.3. Each 87-89
  • Sec.4. Some 89-92
  • Sec.5. Any 92-95
  • Sec.6. Every 95-97
  • Sec.7. None, No 97-99
  • Sec.8. All 99-100
  • Sec.9. Several 100-101
  • Sec.10. Few 101-102
  • Sec.11. One, Ones 102
  • Sec12. Other, Another 102-105
  • Sec.13.Same 105-106
  • Sec.14.Much 106-108
  • Sec.15.Many; 108-110
  • Sec.16.More 110-111
  • Sec.17.Most; 111-112
  • Sec.18. Enough 112-113
• CHAPTER Ⅵ THE ADJECTIVE 114-125
  • Ⅰ CLASSES  
  • Sec.1. True Adjective 114-118
  • Sec.2. Adjectives in na and no 118-119
  • Sec.3. Presents and Preterites 119-123
  • Ⅱ COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES(AND ADVERB)  
  • Sec.1. The Comparative Degree 123-124
  • Sec.2. The Superlative Degree 124-125
• CHAPTER Ⅶ THE ADVERB 126-164
  • Ⅰ CLASSES  
  • Sec.1. True Adverbs 126
  • Sec.2. Uninflected words 126-127
  • Sec.3. Participles 127-128
  • Sec.4. The Conditional Mood 128
  • Ⅱ ADVERB OF PLACE  
  • Sec.1. Here 128-129
  • Sec.2. There 129-130
  • Sec.3. Where 130-132
  • Ⅲ ADVERBS OF TIME  
  • Sec.1. Always 132-133
  • Sec 2. Whenever 133-134
  • Sec.3. Generally, Usually 134
  • Sec.4. Often, Frequently 134
  • Sec.5. Sometimes 134-135
  • Sec.6. Seldom 136
  • Sec.7. Never, Ever 136-138
  • Sec.8. Again 138-139
  • Sec.9. When 139-141
  • Sec.10.While 141
  • Sec.11.As 142
  • Sec.12.Then 143
  • Sec.13.Now 144-145
  • Sec.14.Already 145
  • Sec.15.Formerly, Used to 146
  • Sec.16.Hitherto 146
  • Sec.17.Recently, of Late 146
  • Sec.18.Ago 146-147
  • Sec.19.Just now 147-148
  • Sec.20.Still, Yet 148
  • Sec.21.Till, Untill 148
  • Sec.22.By and by 148-149
  • Sec.23.Soon 149-150
  • Sec.24.Directly 150-151
  • Sec.25.Before 151
  • Sec.26.After, Since 151-152
  • Sec.27.Long time, Long 152-153
  • Sec.28.Sometime 154
  • Sec.29.A Little While 154
  • Sec.30.Finally, at Last 154-155
  • Sec.Ⅳ ADVERBS OF CAUSE,MANNER AND DEGREE  
  • Sec.1.Why 155
  • Sec.2.Accordingly, Consequently, Therefore 155-156
  • Sec.3.How 156
  • Sec.4. So 156-157
  • Sec.5.Like, As 158-159
  • Sec.6.Very 159-160
  • Sec.7.Only 160-161
  • Sec.8.Too 161-162
  • Sec.9.Even 162-163
  • Sec.10.Almost 163
  • Sec.11. About 164
  • Sec.CHAPTER Ⅷ THE NUMERAL  
  • Sec.1. Cardinals 165
  • Sec.2. Descriptive Numerals 166-168
  • Sec.3. Ordinals 168-170
  • Sec.4. Fractions 170
  • Sec.5. Percentage 170
  • Sec.6. Consecutive Numbers 171
  • Sec.7. Address 171
  • Sec.CHAPTER Ⅸ THE PREPOSITION 172-190
  • Sec.1.At 172-174
  • Sec.2.In 174-175
  • Sec.3.On 175-176
  • Sec.4.To 176-
  • Sec.5.From, Out, Off, Through 177
  • Sec.6.By 178-179
  • Sec.7.With 179-180
  • Sec.8.Without 180-181
  • Sec.9.Of 181-182
  • Sec.10. For 182-185
  • Sec.11..Across, Over , Beyond 185-186
  • Sec.12.Among 186
  • Sec.13.Around 186
  • Sec.14.Before 186
  • Sec.15.Behind 186-187
  • Sec.16.Between 187
  • Sec.17.During 187
  • Sec.18.Expect, Besides, But 188
  • Sec.19.Instead of 188-189
  • Sec.20.Over, Above 189
  • Sec.21.Under, Below, Beneath 189
  • Sec.22.Accordingto, in accordance with 189-190
  • Sec.CHAPTER Ⅹ THE CONJUNCTION 191-205
  • Sec.1.And 191-194
  • Sec.2.Both…And 194
  • Sec.3.Too, Also 194-195
  • Sec.4.But 195
  • Sec.5. Though, Although, Still 195-196
  • Sec.6.Either,Or,Whether 196-198
  • Sec.7.Neither,…Nor 198
  • Sec.8.If, Unless 199-202
  • Sec.9.Because 202
  • Sec.10.Then 202-203
  • Sec.11.That 203
  • Sec.12.Than 203-205
• (4) ADDENDUM.- THE VERBS TO BE 206-207
• (5) INDEXES 209(ⅰ)-223(ⅹⅳ)
  • Ⅰ General Index 209(ⅰ)-213(ⅴ)
  • Ⅱ English Words Illustrated 213(ⅴ)-215(ⅶ)
  • Ⅲ Japanese Words Illustrated 216(ⅷ)-223(ⅹⅳ)
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