Consignment money - itakukin
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〘noun〙 Money entrusted with management, operation, etc. ※A Summary of the History of Japanese Education (1877), Appendix: A Summary of the History of the Ministry of Education, Tsumaki Yorinori: "It was desired that the government funds should be extended to all elementary schools throughout the country, and so it was ordered that they be entrusted to the prefectures. This is what is called entrusted funds." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
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〘名〙 管理、運用などを任された金。※日本教育史略（1877）附録・文部省沿革略記〈妻木頼矩〉「官金をして普く全国の小学に及ばしめんことを欲して、〈略〉府県に委托せんことを令す。委托金と称する者即是なり」
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