Usage of しな particle


As I've treated it, the しな at the end of the sentence is just し("not only, but
also")+な(=ね). But Jisho.org says it could also mean "having just started...".

Is this true? Is there an example of this usage?




> 「Verb in 連用形{れんようけい} ("continuative form") + **しな** 」

means:

> "just when (verb)ing", "on the occasion of", etc.

「しな」 is a suffix in this usage.

Examples:

「帰{かえ}り **しな** に雨{あめ}が降{ふ}ってきた。」 = Just when I was leaving, it started
raining.

「寝{ね} **しな** にジャズを聴{き}くのが好{す}きだ。」 = I like listening to jazz just when I am
going to bed.




> 「Verb in 連用形{れんようけい} ("continuative form") + **しな** 」

means:

> "just when (verb)ing", "on the occasion of", etc.

「しな」 is a suffix in this usage.

Examples:

「帰{かえ}り **しな** に雨{あめ}が降{ふ}ってきた。」 = Just when I was leaving, it started
raining.

「寝{ね} **しな** にジャズを聴{き}くのが好{す}きだ。」 = I like listening to jazz just when I am
going to bed.

