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「
し
死
して
こそ
な
成
し
と
遂
げる
」 title of book, album etc.
One Accomplishes Something Only After Death
Conjugations and inflections
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Words
し 1
noun, noun (suffix)
1. death; decease
2. death penalty (by strangulation or decapitation)  (see also: 五刑; archaic)
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particle
1. it is ... that ...; precisely; in particular; definitely; for sure; only (when, after, because, etc.)  (emphasizes preceding word or phrase)
2. although; while; it is the case that ... but  (as こそあれ, こそすれ, こそするが, etc.)
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な し と げ る 4 な し と げ る 0
ichidan verb, transitive verb
to accomplish; to finish; to fulfill
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Kanji
死
シ   death   しぬ die   
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歹
death
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夕
セキ   ゆう night   
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タ
katakana 'ta'
一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
匕
さじ spoon   
成
セイ   ジョウ   なる to become   なす to perform, to accomplish   
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戈
tasseled spear
勹
wrap
遂
スイ   とげる accomplish, attain   
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㒸
eight pigs
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丷
eight
豕
pig
⻌
move
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