City dweller

Japanese: 市人 - いちびと

〘Noun〙① In ancient times, people who had the privilege of gathering at certain times in the government-managed market to trade. Women were called ichime . Both were listed in the city register and exempt from land taxes. They were supervised by the city governor. [Sandai Kaku - 19th year, 4th September, 864]② People who gather in the market to sell goods. Also, merchants who live in the town. Akibito. ※Izumo Fudoki ( 733 ), Shimane "The townspeople gathered from four quarters and naturally formed a town . "③ People who live in the town. ※Haiku, Buson Kushu (1784), Autumn "The townspeople talk about their things in the dew"

City resident

〘 noun 〙 A person who lives in an urban area. A townsfolk. Ordinary people in the city. Also, a merchant. A commoner. ※Jigokyou (possibly from the 12th century) "Even so, _{_I} _{don't learn from} teachers, _I _just face _{the common} people." ※Hanayagi Shunwa (1878-79)〈Translated by Oda Junichiro〉 24 "The nature of the people of England and France is different, not only in terms of literary and military personnel, but also in terms of common people, merchants, and merchants." [Shiji - Biography of Xinling Jun]

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

Japanese:

〘名〙① 古代、政府の管理する市場内に一定の時刻に集まり、交易を行なう特権を有したもの。女性は市女(いちめ)という。ともに市籍帳に載せられ地子を免除される。市司(いちのつかさ)の監督を受ける。〔三代格‐一九・貞観六年（864）九月四日〕② 市に集まってきて、物を売る人。また、町に住む商人。あきびと。※出雲風土記（733）嶋根「市人(いちびと)四(よも)より集ひて、自然(おのずから)に(いちくら)を成せり」③ 町に住んでいる人。※俳諧・蕪村句集（1784）秋「市人の物うちかたる露の中」