See animé

English

Etymology

From anime, an abbreviation of animēshon, from English animation.

Noun

{{en-noun|2=-|pl=anime|pl2=animes}}

1. An artistic style used in Japanese animation that has also been adopted by some artists in America and other countries.
2. An animated work, usually from Japan, using this style.
3. * 2005, Peter J. Katzenstein, A World of Regions, page 165,
4. *: After three months of successful sales in manga form, it was made into an anime for television.
5. * 2005, w:Joan D. Vinge|Joan D. Vinge, in The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Eighteenth Annual Collection, page cix,
6. *: Usually the manga comes first, though it may be an offshoot of a novel, and an anime may be inspired by a video game.
7. * 2006, Thomas LaMarre, in Japan After Japan (Tomiko Yoda & Harry D. Harootunian, eds.), page 363,
8. *: These anime prepared the way for Otaku no video, a two-part Original Video Animation (OVA).

Translations

• Albanian: {{t-|sq|anime|xs=Albanian}}
• Arabic: {{t-|ar|أنمي|sc=Arab}} (’ánimi)
• Asturian: {{t-|ast|anime|xs=Asturian}}
• Basque: {{t-|eu|anime|xs=Basque}}
• Bavarian:
• Bengali: {{t-|bn|অ্যানিমে|sc=Beng|xs=Bengali}}
• Bosnian:
• Bulgarian: {{t-|bg|аниме|sc=Cyrl}}
• Catalan:
• Chinese:
• : Simplified: {{t-|cmn|日本动画|sc=Hani|xs=Mandarin}} (Rì běn dòng huà)
• : Traditional: {{t-|cmn|日本動畫|sc=Hani|xs=Mandarin}}
• Croatian:
• Czech:
• Danish:
• Dutch:
• Esperanto: {{t-|eo|animeo|xs=Esperanto}}
• Estonian:
• Finnish: (1, 2)
• French:
• Galician: {{t-|gl|anime|xs=Galician}}
• Georgian: {{t|ka|ანიმე|xs=Georgian}} (anime)
• German:
• Greek:
• Hebrew: {{t-|he|אנימציה יפנית|sc=Hebr}}, {{t-|he|אנימה|sc=Hebr}}

• Hungarian:
• Icelandic:
• Indonesian: {{t-|id|anime|xs=Indonesian}}
• Italian:
• Japanese: {{t-|ja|アニメ|sc=Jpan}} (anime)
• Korean: {{t-|ko|일본의 애니메이션|sc=Hang}} (ilbonui aenimeisyeon)
• Latin:
• Latvian: {{t-|lv|anime|xs=Latvian}}
• Lithuanian: {{t-|lt|anime|xs=Lithuanian}}
• Malay: {{t-|ms|anime|xs=Malay}}
• Norwegian:
• Occitan: {{t-|oc|anime|xs=Occitan}}
• Polish:
• Portuguese:
• Russian: {{t+|ru|аниме|n|sc=Cyrl}}
• Serbian: {{t-|sr|аниме|sc=Cyrl}}
• Slovak:
• Slovenian:
• Spanish:
• Swedish: and sometimes animé (older style, not so common anymore).
• Tagalog: {{t-|tl|anime|xs=Tagalog}}
• Thai: {{t|th|อะนิเมะ|xs=Thai}} (ànímé)
• Turkish:
• Ukrainian: {{t|uk|aніме|xs=Ukrainian}}
• Vietnamese: {{t-|vi|anime|xs=Vietnamese}}

Category:Twice-borrowed words

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French

Verb

1. {{form of|first-person|First-person singular present indicative|animer|lang=French}}
2. {{form of|third-person|Third-person singular present indicative| animer|lang=French}}
3. {{form of|First-person singular present subjunctive|animer|lang=French}}
4. {{form of|third-person|Third-person singular present subjunctive| animer|lang=French}}
5. {{form of|Second-person singular imperative|animer |lang=French}}

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Italian

Noun

anime f plural

1. plural of anima

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Japanese

Etymology

Abbreviation of アニメーション.

Noun

{{ja-noun|r|kata=アニメ|hidx=あにめ}}

1. animation

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Latin

Noun

anime

1. {{inflection of|animus#Latin|animus|voc|s}}

Category:Latin noun forms

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Romanian

Etymology

From the Japanese word アニメ, anime

Noun

anime , pl. animeuri

1. #english|anime

See animé

Category:Romanian nouns

fr:anime ko:anime io:anime ja:anime pt:anime ro:anime fi:anime tr:anime