PART 3
1. Repeating a single MT-
Repeating a single Kanji results in a Jukugo with the same meaning as the individual Kanji, but with added emphasis or the idea of plurality. The Kanji is written once and is followed by [ 4 ], the Kanji repetition symbol. When repeating a Kanji, euphonic change sometimes occurs on the first syllable of the second Kanji (e.g., A *t = Z>tfft).
1.  A (person)    +     A (person)
(people)
(mountain) +     iJ-J (mountain)
(mountains)
3. *        (tree)      + (tree)
^ (trees)
4. (color)      + (color)
(various)
7 7 7 9
5.        (      (continue) +     $^ (      (continue)     = ^
(successively, one after another)
■t (
6.  ^&"V^ (a little) +
t (
^tL"^ (a little)
^ ^   (a little, a few)
7. (year)      +     ^* (year)
(year by year)
8.   ^dl V. N (near)
+     st V ^ (near)
s4       (in the near future)
(a kind) +
(a kind)
v i y i-
*3 (various)
y *
10.  B# (time) +
(time)
(sometimes)