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Meaning of もてり and use of が
The difference between が and を with the potential form of a verbWhy doesn't 分かる have a potential form?How to distinguish between passive and potential forms of the verb?In what cases do I use 見られる with を?知る vs わかる and when to use が and を in “how to” questionsIs it bad practice to use “することができる” as opposed to just “できる”?How to use 満足するIs there a reason why the passive and the potential form are identical (at least for える/いる verbs)?Is there a good etymological reason why the potential form in Japanese requires the が particle?is 持てる potential form or continuous tense
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白き布 もて盤上を 磨きたり 人は心に 鏡をもてり。
Is もてり 持てる？ If so, in that case why does a potential verb have the が particle?
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白き布 もて盤上を 磨きたり 人は心に 鏡をもてり。
Is もてり 持てる？ If so, in that case why does a potential verb have the が particle?
grammar particles potential-form old-japanese
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白き布 もて盤上を 磨きたり 人は心に 鏡をもてり。
Is もてり 持てる？ If so, in that case why does a potential verb have the が particle?
grammar particles potential-form old-japanese
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白き布 もて盤上を 磨きたり 人は心に 鏡をもてり。
Is もてり 持てる？ If so, in that case why does a potential verb have the が particle?
grammar particles potential-form old-japanese
grammar particles potential-form old-japanese
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This is not the potential form of 持つ, but the 已然形 of 持つ plus the 終止形 of the 助動詞 り. In this case, the combination corresponds to modern Japanese 持っている.
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This is not the potential form of 持つ, but the 已然形 of 持つ plus the 終止形 of the 助動詞 り. In this case, the combination corresponds to modern Japanese 持っている.
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This is not the potential form of 持つ, but the 已然形 of 持つ plus the 終止形 of the 助動詞 り. In this case, the combination corresponds to modern Japanese 持っている.
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