346 CHAPTER 8. SET PHRASES
the verb , ”to end/give up”, which as compound is turned into a noun
and prefixed with the honorific :
+ as + in (suffering from a voiced pronun-
ciation as compound) +
+ + +
This phrase is used when a silence between two people is broken
after some time, be this in writing, by virtue of a phonecall, or by actually
seeing someone in person again.
- Congratulations
Literally this phrase is a combination of (meaning auspicious) in
classical form paired with :
+ in classical form + in +
+ +
This phrase can be used with a million and one words to congratu-
late on any number of things:
”Congratulations on geĴing married.”
”Congratulations on your birthday.”
”Congratulations on gratuating.”
et cetera, et cetera.
- ”Good night”
This phrase is said when one goes to bed, and is repeated by those who
wish you a good night. It is technically the honorific commanding form of
, to rest, and is used to wish everyone else a good night too.
+ in + in
+ +
