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What does Hoshi Gasaki mean?
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2018/1/29 11:16
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What does Hoshi Gasaki mean?
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by Valentina (guest)
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Re: What does Hoshi Gasaki mean?
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2018/1/29 18:07
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Depends...
What's the KANJI?
There's a castle called ¯ƒ–èé
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by Hoshi Gasaki (guest)
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Re: What does Hoshi Gasaki mean?
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2018/1/30 20:40
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Where is the source of origin? Just heard like that? Can you upload a image file if can not input or pate that Japanese here? https://imgur.com/
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by EoRC (guest)
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Re: What does Hoshi Gasaki mean?
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2018/1/30 21:22
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That would be Hoshi hgah saki (I donft know what it would be).
ghoshih is ¯, that is star(s),
and "ga ƒKor‚ªorƒPorƒ–" is a classical particle, which means gno ‚Ìh in modern Japaneseg, that is in English gofh,
and saki è or é means gpoint of landh or gpromontoryh,
therefore in cnclusion,
I suppose that ghoshi ga sakih means a gpoint of star(s)h, gpoint of land of star(s)h, gpromontory of star(s)h.
As I donft know the geographical reality of the place, I donft know the reason.
But, this, AgaB in Japanese, BofA in English, was and is very common in denomination of places.
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