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HazZan

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"MUCHA LUCHA!!!" , posted Sat 13 Jul 08:12

What does that word mean?
Just askin'

MESSATSU

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TheBeast

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"Re(1):MUCHA LUCHA!!!" , posted Sat 13 Jul 09:34

quote:
What does that word mean?
Just askin'
MESSATSU

Errrr....I think its just some warcry? Like "WOO HOO!" or "YAHOO!" or "ALL RIGHT!".
I don't know. I would like to know the answer too.

VManOfMana
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"Re(1):MUCHA LUCHA!!!" , posted Sat 13 Jul 13:45

quote:
What does that word mean?
Just askin'
MESSATSU

Literally, "a lot of fighting"

Mucha: a lot.
Lucha: fighting, wrestling, etc.

"mucho" is changed to "mucha" since "lucha" is considered to be a female noun.

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"Re(2):MUCHA LUCHA!!!" , posted Sat 13 Jul 16:58

quote:
What does that word mean?
Just askin'
MESSATSU

Literally, "a lot of fighting"

Mucha: a lot.
Lucha: fighting, wrestling, etc.

"mucho" is changed to "mucha" since "lucha" is considered to be a female noun.

Exactly . Although I'm from Brazil (our language is the Portuguese),I also know the Spanish language . "Mucha luta" really means "a lot of fighting" .
^_^ I thought he was asking what "messatsu" means . Sorry ! ^_^

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"Re(3):MUCHA LUCHA!!!" , posted Sat 13 Jul 22:41

hehe that new cartoon (i think)

i fear the arrival of that show -_-

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TheBeast

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"Messatsu?" , posted Sun 14 Jul 00:47

quote:
What does that word mean?
Just askin'
MESSATSU

Literally, "a lot of fighting"

Mucha: a lot.
Lucha: fighting, wrestling, etc.

"mucho" is changed to "mucha" since "lucha" is considered to be a female noun.

Exactly . Although I'm from Brazil (our language is the Portuguese),I also know the Spanish language . "Mucha luta" really means "a lot of fighting" .
^_^ I thought he was asking what "messatsu" means . Sorry ! ^_^

Thanks for the answer, but since we are at it...

What does messatsu mean anyway?

Dominus

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"Re(1):Messatsu?" , posted Sun 14 Jul 01:01

quote:

What does messatsu mean anyway?

Probably something along the lines of "You're screwed."

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HazZan

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"Re(1):Messatsu?" , posted Mon 15 Jul 02:03

quote:
What does that word mean?
Just askin'
MESSATSU

Literally, "a lot of fighting"

Mucha: a lot.
Lucha: fighting, wrestling, etc.

"mucho" is changed to "mucha" since "lucha" is considered to be a female noun.

Exactly . Although I'm from Brazil (our language is the Portuguese),I also know the Spanish language . "Mucha luta" really means "a lot of fighting" .
^_^ I thought he was asking what "messatsu" means . Sorry ! ^_^

Thanks for the answer, but since we are at it...

What does messatsu mean anyway?

MESSATSU is the first part of 2 of his special moves: MESSATSU GO HADUO or something like that and MESSATSU GO SHORYU.
I just say MESSATSU in my ending quote anytime I post cause anytime Gouki is about to do his moves, all he you can hear is MESSATSU!!.

I'll try and find the meaning.

MESSATSU

talbaineric

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"Re(2):Messatsu?" , posted Mon 15 Jul 06:34

Heh! Sounds like something Ramon would say!

Ramon's so boss!

Ferrio
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"Messatsu" , posted Mon 15 Jul 07:08:

Looking at my CvS2 strat guide I found the kanji for Messatsu...then looked it up in my kanji dictionary.

The full move is Messatsugoushouryuu
It contains five kanjis, the first two make up Messatsu.
It means:

first kanji: Metsu-Fall into ruin, die out, perish

second kanji: Isn't in my dictionary...graawl

third kanji: Go: Power

fourth kanji: Sho: To rise

fifth kanji: Ryu: Dragon...duh

Damn that really pisses me off how the second kanji is elluding me...

[this message was edited by Ferrio on Mon 15 Jul 07:22]

iggy

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"Re(1):Messatsu" , posted Mon 15 Jul 08:18

quote:
second kanji: Isn't in my dictionary...graawl

I think you have a parental code on your dictionnary to prevent you from beeing aggressed by offending, violent words like this "satsu".
It's "korosu", kill. Nobody said that Gôki was a nobel price in litterature.

Ferrio
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"Re(2):Messatsu" , posted Mon 15 Jul 08:29

quote:
second kanji: Isn't in my dictionary...graawl

I think you have a parental code on your dictionnary to prevent you from beeing aggressed by offending, violent words like this "satsu".
It's "korosu", kill. Nobody said that Gôki was a nobel price in litterature.

ah, ok know the word not the kanji. I really need a better dictionary.

TheBeast

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"so it adds up to..." , posted Mon 15 Jul 17:28

quote:
second kanji: Isn't in my dictionary...graawl

I think you have a parental code on your dictionnary to prevent you from beeing aggressed by offending, violent words like this "satsu".
It's "korosu", kill. Nobody said that Gôki was a nobel price in litterature.

So the 2 words add up to "to be ruined by the killing"?

Ferrio
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"Re(1):so it adds up to..." , posted Mon 15 Jul 19:32:

quote:

So the 2 words add up to "to be ruined by the killing"?

Not really. Often times when Kanji are grouped they lose their individual meaning, pronuciation and gain a combined meaning.

Case in point, the word "Nippon" consists of two Kanji's

1. Ni-Day
2. Hon-Book, origin

Now if we just literally translated it would be "Day Origin" or something. But it's real meaning as you probably already know is Japan.

[this message was edited by Ferrio on Mon 15 Jul 19:48]

TheBeast

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"Re(2):so it adds up to..." , posted Mon 15 Jul 22:51

quote:

So the 2 words add up to "to be ruined by the killing"?

Not really. Often times when Kanji are grouped they lose their individual meaning, pronuciation and gain a combined meaning.

Case in point, the word "Nippon" consists of two Kanji's

1. Ni-Day
2. Hon-Book, origin

Now if we just literally translated it would be "Day Origin" or something. But it's real meaning as you probably already know is Japan.

Hmmmm yeah, but Japan is literally called the "land of the rising sun", because it is the first country in the world to experience a brand new day, where the sun comes from. Hence the meaning of "Day Origin" still plays a part in depicting the name for Japan. Thus I am sure by combining the meanings Messatsu has to do with something along the lines of "destruction through killing".

iggy

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"Re(3):so it adds up to..." , posted Tue 16 Jul 02:29

quote:
Hmmmm yeah, but Japan is literally called the "land of the rising sun", because it is the first country in the world to experience a brand new day, where the sun comes from. Hence the meaning of "Day Origin" still plays a part in depicting the name for Japan. Thus I am sure by combining the meanings Messatsu has to do with something along the lines of "destruction through killing".

The japanese choose the kanji combination "nichi+moto" to describe themselves to demark themselves from the omnipotant Chinese Empire ( = "yes, you are powerfull, with a great history and culture and so on, but we are the country of the sun, AmaterasuÔmikami and so on, nanana.")
I think the word to tell "japan" before then in China was "the country of the little person" but I don't remember well.
Even my New Nelson doesn't have the Messatsu combination, but I think we can figure the meaning by ourselves ("I will kill you in a way that you will be completely destroyed and no one will revive you and then I will eat your eyes and pee in you mouth", or something like that).
And by the way, even if it didn't have that combination, if you look for a new dictionnary, I recommand you the New Nelson, from Tuttle. It's a japanese english character dictionnary, so it may sound limited, but it has 7107 characters, many old character usefull when you study middle-old texts (or when a character wants to sound clever and uses characters that have changed in 1945), and it's so brilliant every french teacher here say it's the best Japanese - foreign language dictionnary (and you know how many french people are, always saying they are the best even though it's not true, saying Shermie is the best even though she has a stupid haircut and lame mooves, etc), so I really recommand it until you are strong enough to use the Kojien or a japanese character dictionary.

HazZan

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"Re(1):Messatsu" , posted Tue 16 Jul 04:17

quote:
Looking at my CvS2 strat guide I found the kanji for Messatsu...then looked it up in my kanji dictionary.

The full move is Messatsugoushouryuu
It contains five kanjis, the first two make up Messatsu.
It means:

first kanji: Metsu-Fall into ruin, die out, perish

second kanji: Isn't in my dictionary...graawl

third kanji: Go: Power

fourth kanji: Sho: To rise

fifth kanji: Ryu: Dragon...duh

Damn that really pisses me off how the second kanji is elluding me...

Thanks Ferrio. I didn't know any of those things.

MESSATSU

Taa kun

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"Re(1):Messatsu?" , posted Tue 16 Jul 06:40

quote:
What does messatsu mean anyway?

Isn't it simply "exterminate" or "obliterate" ?

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Ferrio
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"Re(2):Messatsu?" , posted Tue 16 Jul 10:37

quote:
I recommand you the New Nelson, from Tuttle.

Well currently I'm using "The Learner's Kanji Dictionary" from Tuttler.... claimes to have "Over 14,000 Characters and Compounds" which still isn't enough for me I guess hah.