Results, #archaism
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- 紙花【かみばな】紙纏頭
noun:
- paper flowers [紙花]
- paper flowers for a funeral [紙花] - archaism
- paper handed out as a means of congratulations in a red light district (as a promise of a future money donation) ➜ 小菊【こぎく】
- 神人【しんじん・じにん】
noun:
- gods and men [しんじん]
- godlike person; person as powerful as a god; person as refined as a god [しんじん]
- low-ranking Shinto priest - archaism
- 神色自若【しんしょくじじゃく】 Inflection
~たる adjective / ~と adverb:
- perfect composure; calm and collected - archaism - four character idiom
- 神祇官【じんぎかん・かみづかさobs.・かんづかさobs.】
noun:
- Department of Divinities (1868-1871) [じんぎかん] - obsolete term
- Department of Worship (under the ritsuryo system) - archaism ➜ 律令制
- 揚げ足【あげあし】挙げ足・上げ足・揚足・挙足・上足
noun:
- raised leg; lifting a leg
- upturn (in the market) [上げ足・上足] Antonym: 下げ足
- sitting cross-legged - archaism
- 町医者【まちいしゃ】
noun:
- physician in private practice
- town doctor; doctor who served the townspeople (as opposed to the emperor, a daimyo, etc.) - archaism
- 心もとない【こころもとない】心許ない Inflection
adjective:
- uneasy; unsure; anxious
- unreliable; untrustworthy; erratic; undependable
- nervous; impatient; irritated from anxiety - archaism
- unclear; indistinct; vague - archaism
あの人の言うことはどうも心もとないわね。 I cannot place confidence in his words.
- 法眼【ほうげん】
noun:
- the dharma eye - Buddhism term ➜ 五眼
- second highest priestly rank in Buddhism - abbreviation
- title bestowed upon doctors, etc. - archaism
- 信士【しんじ・しんし】
noun:
- male lay devotee - Buddhism term
- title affixed to man's posthumous Buddhist name
- believer [しんし] - archaism
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