Words — 44 found
うた
歌
1. song; singingOnly applies to 歌, Only applies to 唄, esp. 唄 for folk songs and shamisen songs
- この
- うた歌
- を
- き聞く
- と
- わたし私
- は
- いつも 、
- がくせいじだい学生時代
- を
- おもいだ思い出す 。
3. modern poetryOnly applies to 歌, Only applies to 詩
唄 【うた】、詩 【うた】
うた
歌う
1. to sing
- ジョン
- は
- ステージ
- で
- なに何
- を
- うた歌いました
- か 。
2. to sing of (love, beauty, etc.) in a poem; to express in the form of a poem; to recite (a poem)esp. 歌う, 詠う
唄う 【うたう】、詠う 【うたう】、唱う 【うたう】
唱う: Rarely-used kanji form.
1. singer
うたあ
歌い上げる
1. to sing at the top of one's voice; to belt out a song
2. to express one's feelings fully in a poem; to praise in poetry
謳い上げる 【うたいあげる】
うたかいはじめ
歌会始
1. Imperial New Year's Poetry Reading; annual New Year's tanka-reading party held at the Imperial Palace
歌会始め 【うたかいはじめ】
1. songstress; diva
うたごころ
歌心
1. (waka) poetic sentiment; waka-composing mood; solid grounding in waka; meaning of a waka poem
うた
歌いまくる
- さいきん最近
- いろいろあって
- うた歌えなかった
- から 、
- きょう今日
- は
- うた歌いまくった ！
歌い捲る 【うたいまくる】
うたまくら
歌枕
1. place that is often written about in waka poetry
2. oft-repeated descriptive epithets in poetry
3. UtamakuraUtamakura is a rhetorical concept in Japanese poetry.
1. gathering of men and women who sang courtship songs to each other and danced; dancing and singing feast of young men and women in ancient JapanArchaic
1. matching game played with clam shells with stanzas of waka written on themHistorical term, See also 歌ガルタ