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Words — 169 found

こと 言葉
Noun
1. teyo-dawa speech; mid-Meiji period schoolgirl slang in which sentence-end particles "teyo" and "dawa" were used prominently
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1. dharma mandala (in Shingon); mandala were each deity is represented by its seed syllable in SanskritBuddhism, See also 四種曼荼羅 ししゅまんだら
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から 唐行
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1. karayuki-san; young Japanese women who were sent to work (mainly as prostitutes) in foreign countries, esp. in Southeast Asia (Meiji to early Showa)Usually written using kana alone, See also 唐行き からゆき
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唐行き様 【からゆきさん】唐行様 【からゆきさん】
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ふう 夫婦気取
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1. behaving like a married couple; posing as a married couple
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夫婦気取り 【めおときどり】夫婦きどり 【ふうふきどり】夫婦きどり 【めおときどり】
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1. men who were subject to taxes and forced labor (ritsuryō system)Historical term
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1. Edo-period form of torture in which criminals were stuffed into straw bags with their heads exposed, piled together, and whipped (commonly used on Christians)Historical term
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1. karayuki-san; young Japanese women who were sent to work (mainly as prostitutes) in foreign countries, esp. in Southeast Asia (Meiji to early Showa)Usually written using kana alone
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1. gate guard (during the ritsuryō system); gate guardian
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2. young forced labour (ritsuryō system)
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衛士 【えいし】
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ねこわい 猫可愛
Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb
1. (endlessly) doting (on someone); (constantly) petting (someone) as if they were a petIdiomatic expression
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猫かわいがり 【ねこかわいがり】
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1. part of the imperial palace where dancing girls were trained (Nara and Heian periods)Archaic
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1. kōshin-machi; staying awake on the eve of the 57th day of the sexagenary cycle to prevent the three worms that were said to inhabit the human gut from reporting one's wrongdoings to the gods; a tradition that began among nobility in the Heian period and became widespread during the Edo periodBuddhism, Historical term, See also 三尸
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庚申待ち 【こうしんまち】
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1. carrying a casket; carrying something (in a group) on one shoulder, as if it were a casket (considered an ill-omened way to carry something)
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1. reception compound; part of the palace where important ceremonies were heldSee also 大内裏
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1. indirect bragging (esp. on social media; by casually showing off something bragworthy as if it were unintended)Colloquial
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1. palace kitchen in which final preparations to the imperial family's meals (e.g. reheating) were made (Heian period)
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2. kitchen (in a noble's manor)
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しんるい 親類付
Noun
1. associating with relatives; keeping in touch with relatives
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2. associating with someone as if they were family; family-like relationship
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親類付合い 【しんるいづきあい】親類づきあい 【しんるいづきあい】
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1. a sense of release (as if one had wings and were riding on air)Yojijukugo (four character compound)
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1. just before a warArchaic
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2. day before a holidayArchaic
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3. day before the one on which prostitutes were forced to accept customersArchaic, See also 紋日
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1. tree swayed by the wind
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2. regret for not appreciating one's parents when they were aliveArchaic, See also 風樹の嘆
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1. 15th day of the New Year (when women would belatedly do their New Year's greetings or go back to their parents' homes; in Kyoto and Osaka)Historical term, See also 小正月
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