Talk:Reki-jo

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Etymology[edit]

Reki-jo is a contraction of "girls who like history" (歴史好きの女子, rekishi-zuki no joshi), more literally "history-loving girls", composed of "history" (歴史, rekishi), "like (love)" (好き, zuki), adjectival marker particle (の, no), and "girls" (女子, joshi).^[1]

References

^ "Yahoo! 辞書 - 歴女" (in Japanese). Yahoo!. Retrieved 2010-05-19.

[1] "Yahoo! 辞書 - 歴女" (in Japanese). Yahoo!. Retrieved 2010-05-19.

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