Goya

Japanese: 五夜 - ごや

〘Noun〙① = Gokou (five-day clock)①※Suga Family Books (around 900) 1. Late light, fuin "Five nights with only a single lantern, each one sheds tears as they commit suicide together" [Han Old Rites]② = Gokou (five-day clock)②※Bunka Shureishu (818) 2. Wanai Shi Sadanobu Akizuki Uta (Emperor Saga) "Three nights of dew, many intertwined sounds, five nights of wind blowing, the sound of a pestle and ankle" [Du Fu - Fenghe Jia Zhishonen Shi]③ The fifth day after the birth of a child. Also, the celebration held on that day. [Gonki - September 15, 1008, 5th year of Kanko]

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Japanese:

〘名〙① ＝ごこう（五更）①※菅家文草（900頃）一・残燈、風韻「一点残燈五夜通、分々落涙寸心中」〔漢旧儀〕② ＝ごこう（五更）②※文華秀麗集（818）下・和内史貞主秋月歌〈嵯峨天皇〉「三更露重絡緯鳴、五夜風吹砧杵声」〔杜甫‐奉和賈至舎人詩〕③ 小児が誕生して五日目。また、その日に行なう祝い。〔権記‐寛弘五年（1008）九月一五日〕

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