意気地

From 意気 (iki, “spirit”) +‎ 地 (ji, “nature”).

• (Tokyo) い​きじ [íꜜkìjì] (Atamadaka – [1])[1]
• (Tokyo) いきじ [ìkíjí] (Heiban – [0])[1]
• IPA^(key): [ikʲiʑi]

意(い)気(き)地(じ) • (ikiji) ^{←いきぢ (ikidi)?}

1. courage, guts, willpower

   Synonym: 意地 (iji)

   • 1961 November (lyrics and music), “王将 [Ōshō, King]”, Yaso Saijō (lyrics), Tōru Funamura (music), performed by Eizō Murata:

     吹(ふ)けば飛(と)ぶよな将(しょう)棋(ぎ)の駒(こま)に　賭(か)けた命(いのち)を笑(わら)わば笑(わら)え
     うまれ浪花(なにわ)の八(はっ)百(ぴゃく)八(や)橋(ばし)　月(つき)も知(し)ってる俺(おい)らの意(い)気(き)地(じ)

     fukeba tobu yo na shōgi no koma ni kaketa inochi o warawaba warae
     umare Naniwa no Happyaku-yabashi tsuki mo shitteru oira no ikiji

     If I blew, I'd be flying shogi pieces while gambling with my life laughing and laughing.
     Born in Happyaku-yabashi in Naniwa, even the moon knows of my courage.

• 意気地(いきじ)が悪(わる)い (ikiji ga warui)

Shift from ikiji above.[1][2][3]

• (Tokyo) い​くじ [íꜜkùjì] (Atamadaka – [1])[1]
• (Tokyo) いくじ [ìkújí] (Heiban – [0])[1]
• IPA^(key): [ikɯ̟ᵝʑi]

意(い)気(く)地(じ) • (ikuji) ^{←いくぢ (ikudi)?}

1. courage, guts, willpower

   Synonym: 心の張り (kokoro no hari)

• 意(い)気(く)地(じ)ない (ikujinai)
• 意(い)気(く)地(じ)なし (ikujinashi)

• 意(い)気(く)地(じ)がない (ikuji ga nai)