| keikakū
|
| Stage |
Middle CLT
|
| Pronunciation |
/keɪ.ˈkaː.kuː/
|
| Part of speech |
Verb
|
| Etymology |
from Proto keikaku
|
| Later form |
Keicha
|
| Related words |
asukā
|
keikakū — to hold a shape exactly as it was taught.
Notes
The deliberate execution of a thing. By this period used of drilled posture rather than of plans.
