 Grammar. (1) see preceding uta. (2) sigarami, 'a barricade in a river', "formed by a row of piles driven along the banks of a stream and interwoven with bamboo to protect the bank from the current...  和英語林集成: With and English and Japanese Index - 391 ページJames Curtis Hepburn 著 - 1867 - 690 ページ全文表示 - この書籍について
 | James Curtis Hepburn - 1873 - 562 ページ
...clasp, shut, or fasten on • to twine around, as a vine ; to throw the arms around. SHIGARAMI, «. Piles driven along the banks of a stream, and interwoven...with bamboo, to protect the bank from the current. SHI-GATAI,-£/,-£«,-JA/, a. Difficult or impossible to do. SHI-GATSU, n. The fourth month. SHIGE,... | |
 | James Curtis Hepburn - 1873 - 546 ページ
...To clasp, shut, or fasten on ; to twine around, as a vine ; to throw the arms around. SHIGARAMI, n. Piles driven along the banks of a stream, and interwoven...with bamboo, to protect the bank from the current. SHi-GATAi,-<£/,-/£#,-j^z', a. Difficult or impossible to do. SHI-GATSU, n. The fourth month. SHIGE,... | |
 | Jan Lodewijk Pierson - 1967 - 702 ページ
...makes his voice re-echo), VI-1 41/1 047 SIGARAMI ( lil 4& KA )a barricade in a river formed by a row of piles driven along the banks of a stream and interwoven with bamboo to protect the bank from the current : Asuka-gava/SIGARAMI watasi/ seka.mase . ba, if we could have stopped the Asuka river , throwing a... | |
 | Jan Lodewijk Pierson (Jr. 1893-) - 1929 - 322 ページ
...naga-uta. Grammar. (1) see preceding uta. (2) sigarami, 'a barricade in a river', "formed by a row of piles driven along the banks of a stream and interwoven...with bamboo to protect the bank from the current", says Brinkley's dictionary, but it is used in another sense in this uta, because such a barrier could... | |
 | 482 ページ
...Remarks None. Grammar (2) waga kovuraku, my longing, see Index and Key sub -aku. (4) sigarami, a row of piles driven along the banks of a stream and interwoven...with bamboo to protect the bank from the current. (5) yuku-beku zo movu, I intend to go, have the plan to go, with the emphatic zo. At the end we find:ar«... | |
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