〘Noun〙 Sake made by steeping cut roots and leaves of the Japanese iris. It was used on the Boys' Festival on the fifth day of the fifth month. It was said to ward off evil spirits and cure all illnesses. Shobuzake. 《Season・Summer》※Haiku・Yorigakishoshotaisei (1695) Shiki no Kotobagorui "Iris sake (ayamesake) , chimaki"Shobu-zake shaub... [Iris sake]Soubu-zake saub... [Iris sake]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 ショウブの根や葉を切って漬けた酒。五月五日端午の節句に用いた。邪気を払い、万病を治すといわれた。しょうぶざけ。《季・夏》※俳諧・寄垣諸抄大成(1695)四季之詞合類「菖蒲酒(アヤメサケ)、ちまき」
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