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ラジウムを
はっけん
発見
したのはマリー・キュリーであった。
It was Marie Curie who discovered radium.
Grammar and points of interest
particle の particle の
 
noun replacement / nominalization
ラジウムを発見したのはマリー・キュリーであった。
particle を particle を
 
direct object marker
ラジウムを発見したのはマリー・キュリーであった。
other forms of です other forms of です
 
ラジウムを発見したのはマリー・キュリーであった。
Conjugations and inflections
  発見した is the past form of 'suru' verb 発見   ALL INFLECTIONS
  であった is the past form of irregular 'ru' godan verb である   ALL INFLECTIONS
Words
ラ ジ ウ ム 2
noun
radium (Ra)
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は っ け ん 0
discovery; detection; finding
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マ リ ー 1
noun
mallee (var. of eucalyptus)
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な か ぐ ろ 0
Most common form: 中黒
noun
middle dot (typographical symbol used between parallel terms, names in katakana, etc.); full-stop mark at mid-character height; interpoint (interword separation)
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キ ュ リ ー 1
noun
curie (unit of radioactivity)
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で あ る 3
be; is  (see also: だ, であります; formal or literary copula)
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Kanji
発
ハツ   ホツ    emission, discharge   
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癶
hairy legs
二
ニ   ふたつ    ふた two   
儿
legs
見
ケン   みる to see   みえる to be seen; to appear   みせる to show   
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目
ボク   モク   eye   ま-    め    
・
なかぐろ middle dot   
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