Traducción y Significado de: 只 - tada

Explicación y Etimología - (只) tada

只 (し) It is a Japanese word that can have different meanings depending on the context in which it is used. The word can mean "only", "only", "simply", "merely" or "only". The etymology of the word 只 dates back to the Chinese character that has the same meaning and pronunciation. The character consists of two elements: the radical representing an animal (羊) and the radical that represents a mouth (口). Originally, the character was used to represent the idea of ​​"only one animal" or "just one animal". Over time, the meaning of the word expanded to include other contexts in which the idea of ​​"uniqueness" or "exclusivity" is relevant. In the Japanese language, the word 只 is often used in expressions such as 只今 (しっこん), which means "right now" or "right now", and 只管 (しがん), which means "simply" or "without if worry about other things. " The word can also be used in phrases such as 只一人 (ただひとり), which means "only one person" or "just one person".