...The fibers of the bark are very strong, and the Ainu soak the bark in water, tear it into thin strips, and spin it into thread to weave Atsushi. In the Ainu language, the bark or its fibers are called Ats (originally meaning string), Aha, or Opiu, and it is said that the Japanese name Ohyo comes from this Opiu. In some regions, it is also used to make ropes, winnowing baskets, and hatchet sheaths. *Some of the terminology explanations that mention "aha (plant)" are listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…樹皮の繊維が非常に強く,アイヌは樹皮を水にさらして細く裂き,糸に紡いで厚司(あつし)を織る。アイヌ語ではこの木の樹皮ないしその繊維をアツ(原義は紐),アハまたはオピウというが,このオピウからオヒョウの和名を生じたという。また地方によっては,縄,皮箕,鉈(なた)の鞘などを作るのに用いる。… ※「アハ(植物)」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
…In times of military crisis, Florence received a...
...Resistance songs created in various countries ...
...After starting to walk, when standing on the a...
…The Society vowed poverty, chastity, and obedien...
Founded in 1946, Keidanren is a national organizat...
...In the Kamakura period, this area is known to ...
...The most common examples today are a 20cm diam...
...One kilometer south of the city is the large a...
In Japan, it is translated as "reorganizatio...
⇒ Live narration Source: About Shogakukan Digital ...
...There are various types of subordinate clauses...
It is a crime for a public official to, at the re...
… [Classification of fatigue] Fatigue can be divi...
A geological period that divides the Paleogene int...
...Later, in the process of establishing modern c...