終わり

• 終り
• 終(お)わい (owai)

The 連用形 (ren'yōkei, “continuative or stem form”) of verb 終わる (owaru, “to end”, intransitive).[1][2][3]

• Kun’yomi
• (Tokyo) おわり [òwárí] (Heiban – [0])[2]
• IPA^(key): [o̞ɰᵝa̠ɾʲi]

終(お)わり • (owari) ^{←をはり (wofari)?}

1. end; conclusion; finish

   終(お)わりの

   owari no

   final / last

   終(お)わりまで

   owari made

   to the last / until the end

   終(お)わりに

   owari ni

   in the end / finally

2. death; collapse; fall

   あの国(くに)も終(お)わりが近(ちか)い。

   Ano kuni mo owari ga chikai.

   That nation seems to be dying./The death of that nation seems to be coming soon.

   それを言(い)っては終(お)わりだ。

   Sore o itte wa owari da.

   Saying that makes one doomed.

• (end): 終(しま)い (shimai), 最後(さいご) (saigo), 結末(けつまつ) (ketsumatsu), 終末(しゅうまつ) (shūmatsu), 終(お)え (oe)
• (death): ご臨終(りんじゅう) (gorinjū), 最期(さいご) (saigo), 終焉(しゅうえん) (shūen)

• 始(はじ)まり (hajimari)

終(お)わり • (owari) ^{←をはり (wofari)?}

1. the 連用形 (ren'yōkei, “continuative or stem form”) of verb 終わる (owaru)

• 終(お)わる (owaru): to end (intransitive)
• 終(お)える (oeru): to end something (transitive)

• 1993, Living Language Japanese Dictionary, New York: Random House.