(Classical Japanese) Used to form the stative of verbs.

Shows examples of actions or states.

(Classical Japanese or archaic) to be

indicating multiple actions or states / indicating a non-exhaustive list of actions or states

tightly / exactly, just right / suddenly or completely (for something to stop)

(～と) Onomatopoeia for the sound of a clash, a thunk.

Good heavens!

"-tari" form of する (suru) [suru]

a hit / a winning or correct guess / (game of Go) atari, a situation where a stone or group of stones is threatened with capture on the next move / (fishing) bite

difference, gap / estrangement