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hi! I'm mati (/ˈmɑːtʃi/ · pt-br: ) — my pronouns are they/them, but you can use she or he if your language doesn't have a good word for they. I speak Brazilian Portuguese (natively), English (fluently, at a practically native level), and also some Japanese (intermediate-ish), not to mention the mostly-dormant Esperanto. I've dabbled in a few other languages, and will make edits to those sometimes (usually minor stuff, though, of course).
to do
clean up etymology of Japanese 梨nashi, which cites GYJ (very unreliable). the word is attested in Old Japanese at least 3 times, I checked, but I'll add that later. — done! also cleaned up readings and removed りん, which isn't really kan'yōon but a irregular one-off, like 文 (も) in 文字
clean up the kanjitabs for all the altforms of 天邪鬼amanojaku
conjugation of Japanese ～する verbs like 愛する, 達する, 関する, etc, especially the potential forms — how common is 達せられる, the "normative" (?) potential, and do people avoid it or use 達せる instead, and so on?