Quote:
Originally Posted by majorheelhook
"Tsuita".
"Heededee".
What do those mean?
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Take your pick
Code:
就く (つく) (v5k) to settle in (place); to take (seat, position); to study (under teacher); (P);
衝く (つく) (v5k,vt) (1) to thrust; to strike; to attack; (2) to poke; to nudge; to pick at;
着く (つく) (v5k) (1) to arrive at; to reach; (2) to sit on; to sit at (e.g., the table); (P);
点く (つく) (v5k,vi) (1) to catch fire; (2) to be lit, e.g., electricity comes on; to be lighted; (P);
吐く (つく) (v5k,vt) (1) to breathe; (2) to tell (lies); (3) to vomit; to disgorge; (P);
撞く (つく) (v5k,vt) (1) to thrust; to strike; to attack; (2) to poke; to nudge; to pick at;
突く (つく) (v5k,vt) (1) to thrust; to strike; to attack; (2) to poke; to nudge; to pick at; (P);
付く (つく) (v5k,vi) to adjoin; to be attached; to adhere; to be connected with; to be dyed; to be stained; to be scarred; to be recorded; to start (fires); to follow; to become allied to; to accompany; to study with; to increase; to be added to;
This would be one of those times when context would really help.
As for the second word, I have absolutely no idea. You're using a non-standard romanization method, so I can't tell what sounds are really which.
What you typed in Latin characters ("Heededee") can be written multiple ways. I can give your a few examples here..
ヘーデデー
ヘエデデエ
ヒデディ
Sorry for not being much of a help on that second one.