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- Densetsu no Yamada Tae
伝説の山田たえ
The Legendary Yamada Tae. - densetsu 伝説
Legend.
The term "no-adjective" is mostly used when teaching Japanese to non-native speakers, because a noun marked by the genitive case-marking particle no の acts like an adjective.
There doesn't seem to be a Japanese equivalent for this term. Some books don't use the term at all. Furthermore, no-adjectives can be used in a hundred different ways, so it'd be very difficult to explain what is a no-adjective exactly, and perhaps even a futile effort.
Anyways:
- Genitive Case
- Examples of Usage
- Chart
- Possessive Case
- Usage With Numbers
- Partitive
- No Hitotsu のひとつ
- No Hitotsu ya Futatsu のひとつやふたつ
- No Hitori の一人
- Members of Groups
- No Between Family Name and Given Name
- Omission in Names
- Aspect and Categorization
- Direct Attributes
- Apposition
- Directions
- Verbs Involved in Genitives
- Agent of Action
- Verb as No-Adjective
- Patient of Action
- Ambiguity of Verb Nouns
- Genitives and Transitivity
- Usage With Particles
- Suffixes
- Expressions
- Attributive Copula No の
- Further Reading