warawanakute
Warawanakute is the te-form of the negative verb warawanai, meaning “not laugh.” In Japanese, it is written as 笑わなくて and functions as a conjunctive form that connects two clauses, often to describe a situation in which laughter does not occur or to explain a reason or condition for what follows.
Etymology and form: The verb warau means “to laugh.” Its negative form is warawanai (not laugh). The
Usage: Warawanakute is used to link a clause that describes a lack of laughter to another clause.
Notes: Warawanakute is not a standalone lexical item with a fixed meaning; it is a grammatical form