素晴らしき

For etymology, see 素晴(すば)らしい (subarashii, “wonderful; splendid”).

• (Tokyo) すばらしき [sùbáráꜜshìkì] (Nakadaka – [3])
• IPA^(key): [sɨba̠ɾa̠ɕi̥kʲi]

素(す)晴(ば)らしき • (subarashiki) 

1. (Classical Japanese) adnominal form of 素晴らし (subarashi, shiku-adj.)

   Synonyms: 素晴らしい, 素敵な, 凄い

   • 2000, Kaneaki Hayashi, “第七章(だいしちしょう)　奉斎的(ほうさいてき)表現(ひょうげん) [Chapter 7: Expressions of devotion]”, in 神(かみ)に関(かん)する古語(こご)の研究(けんきゅう) [A study on old language regarding the gods], Fuzanbō International, →ISBN, page 263:

     「三諸山(みもろやま)」は即(すなわ)ち「守山(もるやま)」なり、実(じつ)に素晴(すばら)しき大宣言(おおせんげん)にはあらずや。

     "Mimoroyama" wa sunawachi "Moruyama" nari, jitsu ni subarashiki ōsengen ni wa arazu ya.

     "Mimoroyama", namely "Moruyama", is indeed a wonderful declaration.

   • 2021 February 14, “ギラギラ [Blindingly]”, teniwoha (lyrics)‎^[1]performed by Ado:

     あーもう本当(ほんとう)になんて素晴(すば)らしき世界(せかい)んで、今日(きょう)もまた己(おのれ)の醜悪(しゅうあく)さに惑(まど)う

     ā mō hontō ni nante subarashiki sekai nde, kyō mo mata onore no shūakusa ni madou

     Oh, what a wonderful world, yet I'm lost in my own repulsiveness today as well