Results, langage used by the harlots of the Yoshiwara red light district during the Edo period

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しんぶんしじょうshinbunshijou

noun:

  • the press; (in the) newspapers
ぐんぞくgunzoku

noun:

  • the masses; the people; populace 民衆
おおければおおいほどいいookerebaooihodoii Inflection

expression / ~よい adjective:

  • the more, the better
アルファにしてオメガARUFUAnishiteOMEGA

expression:

  • the Alpha and the Omega - idiom
アルファでありオメガであるARUFUAdeariOMEGAdearu

expression:

  • the Alpha and the Omega - idiom
こうはんきkouhanki

noun:

  • the last half-year; second half of the year
あつがるatsugaru Inflection

godan ~る verb / intransitive verb:

  • to complain of the heat; to feel the heat
いあいiai

noun:

  • bequest; relic

~の noun:

  • cherished (by the deceased); treasured
きょうじゅうにkyoujuuni

adverb:

  • by today; before the day is over
ぎょせいgyosei

noun:

  • poem or song written by the emperor
しおやけshioyake Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • tanned by the sun and sea breezes
せっきょうぶしsekkyoubushi

noun:

  • sutra-based ballads accompanied by the samisen
そしょうしきsoshoushiki

noun:

  • trial management (e.g. by the court)
しんぱいshinpai

noun:

  • worship by the emperor at a shrine 御親拝
たいようちょうtaiyouchou

noun:

  • solar tide (tides caused by the Sun)
たいいんちょうtaiinchou

noun:

  • lunar tide (tides caused by the moon)
ひぎめhigime

noun:

こくていきょうかしょkokuteikyoukasho

noun:

  • national textbooks; textbook published by the government
かんこkanko

noun:

  • national treasury
  • warehouse owned by the government
かこみしゅざいkakomishuzai

noun:

  • on-the-spot interview by surrounding reporters
ホストプロHOSUTOPURO

noun:

  • golf pro sponsored by the tournament host - From English "host pro"
じちりょうjichiryou

noun:

  • student hostel partly managed by the residents
とゆうtoyuu

noun:

  • being owned by the Tokyo metropolitan government
まちぶぎょうmachibugyou

noun:

  • (Edo-period) town magistrate
たいろうtairou

noun:

  • (Edo-period) chief minister

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