Drawing - Drawing

Japanese: 書抜 - かきぬき

〘noun〙① To copy out a part or the main points of a piece of text. Also, the copy. Excerpt. ※Kenzai Zatsudan (around 1510) "It is said that it is not necessary to collect or excerpt it." ② In a play or movie, the lines of each actor are written out separately from the script. ※Zappai Yanagi Taru-107 (1829) "Hayashi-cho reads the excerpts from Arya Arya." ③ Among several things, something that is particularly excellent. Something that stands out. ※Tangihon Kyōkun Zoku Shimate Dangi (1753) 2 "This is a greater achievement than the high-point excerpts made by a businessman . "

Kaki-nuku [Excerpt]

〘Other Ka 5 (4)〙① To copy out a part of a text or the main points separately. To summarise. To extract. ※Spring Miyamaji (1280), September 15th "The nobility of old and new have also taken notes." ※Lady Yasui (1914)〈Mori Ogai〉 "I borrow books, look at them , take notes and return them." ② To write to the end.

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

〘名〙① 文章の一部分や要点などを、別に写しとること。また、その写しとったもの。ぬきがき。抜粋。※兼載雑談（1510頃）「集などにも、かきぬきにもいらぬといへり」② 演劇や映画で、台本の中から一人一人の俳優のせりふを別に書き抜いたもの。※雑俳・柳多留‐一〇七（1829）「アリャアリャの書抜をよむはやし町」③ 幾つかの物の中で、特にすぐれたもの。ぬきんでたもの。※談義本・教訓続下手談義（1753）二「是則商売人の高点書抜(カキヌキ)とやらんにまさりての手柄にて御座候」