キツネが公平でりこうだから、あれにたのもう

[Erebos12345]

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キツネが公平でりこうだから、あれにたのもう Source

Is that supposed to be 利口? Is that how multiple adjectives are linked together? With a で？
If so, then would the rest of the red stuff split up like so, right?...
だ＝です＝is
から＝because

I think the purple verb is 頼む, right?
And together,would it be something like because the fox is fair and wise, let's ask him (there)?

Thanks

 

[Demurral]

And together,would it be something like because the fox is fair and wise, let's ask him (there)?

Thanks

why (there)? "asoko ni" doesn't appears. "are ni" is "him", or closer, "it"(in dative).

Hope it helps!

 

[Erebos12345]

Heh, I just thought that あれに sort of conveyed a little "third-person-off-in-the-distance-place" meaning, which I wanted to add.

But anyways, does the rest of the sentence work out alright? I'm still a bit unsure about that で． Thanks again.

 

[ms291052]

で　is the て　form of だ/です. So yes, you are correct in your observation that it joins two adjectives when the first one is a な adjective.
Ex:
天気は晴れで温かいです = 天気は温かくて晴れです。

 

[Erebos12345]

Thank you^^^

 

[Flaminius]

Hello guys,

You are right about how あれ here is used. Remember, however, that あれ is rather old-fashioned. Perhaps you don't encounter with it very much outside literature.