型にあらざるものはない

[imiko135]

皆さん、こんにちは！

私は今日本語を勉強している外国人です。少し質問があります。
今日は、こういう文を見つけました：「世の中には型にあらざるものはない。」
あの文の意味は何なのでしょうか。インターネットで探してみたが、どうしても見つかりません。特に、「あらざる」というところが一番気になっています。「あらざる」というのは「ある」と「～ざる」のことなんでしょうか。

知っている方がいれば、説明してくれると嬉しいです！

Hello everyone. I'm currently studying Japanese and I found such sentence: 「世の中には型にあらざるものはない。」
I can't understand what does it mean. Especially, the [あらざる] part, is it from combining [「ある」and「～ざる」? Any help is appreciated!

 

[SoLaTiDoberman]

あらざる is the old Japanese expression, which follows the old Japanese grammar.

古文単語の動詞「あり」の未然形の「あら」
＋
古文単語の打消しの助動詞「ず」の連体形「ざる」

https://manapedia.jp/text/4541

古典　文法　助動詞　ず

There is nothing that doesn’t follow any of the rules/styles in this world.
There is no "exception" in this world.

Every technique must be categorized into one of the already-existing groups which are called "kata", and there is no exception to it.

For example, in a martial art, someone may think that he has created a new attack technique, but he is wrong. His technique has been already invented before by someone else, and it has already been classified into a certain "kata."
Or something like that depending on the context.

For example, the Japanese haiku poem follows the 5-7-5 rule.
But some haiku don't follow that rule. But they belong to 破格 (the broken rule).
Therefore, any haiku follow the 5-7-5 rule or the broken rule. There is no exception. Hahaha

This proverb may advise you to follow the standard method when you learn something.

 

[imiko135]

Oooh, I see! Thank you so much! The explanation and example you gave are easy to understand and they are such a big help! ^^

あらざる is the old Japanese expression, which follows the old Japanese grammar.

古文単語の動詞「あり」の未然形の「あら」
＋
古文単語の打消しの助動詞「ず」の連体形「ざる」

https://manapedia.jp/text/4541

古典　文法　助動詞　ず

There is nothing that doesn’t follow any of the rules/styles in this world.
There is no "exception" in this world.

Every technique must be categorized into one of the already-existing groups which are called "kata", and there is no exception to it.

For example, in a martial art, someone may think that he has created a new attack technique, but he is wrong. His technique has been already invented before by someone else, and it has already been classified into a certain "kata."
Or something like that depending on the context.

For example, the Japanese haiku poem follows the 5-7-5 rule.
But some haiku don't follow that rule. But they belong to 破格 (the broken rule).
Therefore, any haiku follow the 5-7-5 rule or the broken rule. There is no exception. Hahaha

This proverb may advise you to follow the standard method when you learn something.