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<galois>
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<SnoopJ>
!or 定め or 運命
<galois>
SnoopJ: 運命
<raptop>
hrm
* raptop
somehow hadn't seen either word before
<SnoopJ>
I'm enjoying rewatching シドニアの騎士 with like, any real understanding of the syllables and particles, I think it was the first thing I watched after even bothering to learn some kana, and I was looking at some transcribed lyrics. Apparently 運命 is a poetic spelling of 定め, but I don't really understand why you can read 運命 as さだめ, maybe it's historical in
<SnoopJ>
nature?
<SnoopJ>
jisho doesn't seem to know anything about it
<raptop>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<raptop>
hrm, too sarcastic. But I really have no idea
<SnoopJ>
I don't read it as sarcastic, FWIW. It's a neat little fact I guess
<SnoopJ>
Also my understanding of the use of it in lyrics being common is "someone on reddit said that" so, could be they're just wrong