All together - Ikko

Japanese: 一向 - いっこう

[1] (adverb) (often accompanied by 「に」 or 「の」)① A word expressing the idea of concentrating oneself on one thing and not thinking about anything else. It is easily combined with words of action. Entirely. Singlemindedly. Let's go. ※Ichi-ichi Kishomon (around 1212) "Without acting like a wise person, one should simply chant the Nembutsu like this." ※Soga Monogatari (around the Northern and Southern Courts) 2 "Relying on him just like this, I will live my life through the years." [Yakushi-kyo]② A word expressing the idea that things are completely in line with one trend. It is easily combined with words of form. All. All in all. Entirely. Extensively. Indiscriminately. ※Sakyo-ki, October 17, 1031 (4th year of the Chōgen era), "The next tremor caused everything to fall over, and all the timber fell over itself." ※I Am a Cat (1905-06), by Natsume Soseki, "Even when others were shivering, he was completely unconcerned." ③ Used with a negative word to emphasize the completeness of the degree. Almost. Not at all. Completely. Absolutely. ※Denjo Shigo (1056), Izumiseki, "Summer is cold, and I will not say a _word . The autumn winds are gradually stirring _up _the terrain." ※Chūka Wakaki Shishu (around 1520), "The water in the water trough has frozen, and no water can flow through it." ④ In one direction. ※Sarugaku Dangi (1430), preface: "I only had one chance to fight , but I didn't know that there were ten different types." ⑤ Expresses the meaning of choosing one thing. Better yet. On the contrary. ※Joruri, Oiso Torako Monogatari (around 1694), 4: "I will not tolerate my mother's apologies without your help . " [2] [Adjective-verb] Used with a negative meaning. Totally terrible. Completely unacceptable. → Something that is completely unacceptable. ※Sharakuhon, Keisei Kaini Musubimichi (1798), Natsu no Toko: "You must not be confused with those who have treated us with the same dedication for generations." [Etymology] "Ikau" is used frequently in kana literature from the Heian period, and "Ikko" has become more common since the Kamakura period.

Hitomuki [all-out]

〘noun〙 (adjective verb) 1. A single direction. One aspect. Also, the state of being. ※Fushikaden (c. 1400-02) 6 "If there is only music in the still wood, or only dancing and performing, then it is a good thing to write about, since it is a single-minded thing." 2. To focus one's mind on one thing and not look at anything else. Also, the state of being. Single-minded. Single-minded. ※Kokin Rendanshu (c. 1444-48) 2 "Is that why he did something that a single-minded person could not reach?"

Let's go ...Kow [All together]

〘adv.〙 (The form of "ikkou (one group)" with the glottal stop omitted. It is accompanied by "ni") = ikkou (one group) (one) ① ※ Utsubo (around 970-999) Kuniyorishita "I will entrust this to you, and I will look after this matter in some way . "

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Japanese:

[1] 〘副〙 (「に」「の」を伴うことが多い)① 一つのことがらに専念して他を考えない意を表わす語。動作性の語にかかりやすい。ひたすら。いちずに。いこう。※一枚起請文（1212頃）「智者の振舞をせずして、只一かうに念仏すべし」※曾我物語（南北朝頃）二「一かう彼れをうち頼み、年月を送り給ふ」〔薬師経〕② 物事が完全に一つの傾向にある意を表わす語。形状性の語にかかりやすい。すべて。全部。もっぱら。たいそう。むやみに。※左経記‐長元四年（1031）一〇月一七日「次震動顛倒、材木一向自中倒臥」※吾輩は猫である（1905‐06）〈夏目漱石〉一「他(ひと)が顫へて居ても一向平気なものである」③ 下に打消の語を伴って、程度の完全なことを強める意を表わす。まるで。ちっとも。さっぱり。まったく。※殿上詩合（1056）泉石夏中寒〈藤原季綱〉「一向莫_レ言煩熱尽、秋風偸逐_二地形催_一」※中華若木詩抄（1520頃）中「筧の水が凍りて、一向に水が不通ぞ」④ 一つの方面。※申楽談儀（1430）序「一かうの風斗(ばかり)を得て十体にわたる所を知らで」⑤ 一つのことがらを選び取る意を表わす。いっそ。むしろ。※浄瑠璃・大磯虎稚物語（1694頃）四「母の御めんなくは一ッ向(いっこう)御手にかけてたべ」[2] 〘形動〙否定的な意味を含めていう。全くひどい。まるでだめだ。→一向なもの。※洒落本・傾城買二筋道（1798）夏の床「代々一向な仕打(しうち)の者にまぎれござなく候かへ」[語誌]平安時代のかな文学には「いかう」が多く、鎌倉時代以後は「一向」が多い。

ひと‐むき【一向】

〘名〙 (形動)① 一つの方向。一つの方面。また、そのさま。※風姿花伝（1400‐02頃）六「ひたすら静なる本木の、音曲ばかりなると、又、舞・働きのみなるとは、一むきなれば、書きよき物なり」② ある一つのことに心を向けて、ほかを顧みないこと。また、そのさま。ひたむき。一途。※古今連談集（1444‐48頃）下「さる故にや、一むきの人の及ざる所をせし也」