〘Noun〙 In ancient times, Hayato (a dog-like barking dog) guarded the palace gates. It was customary for them to bark when attending imperial visits or court ceremonies. →Inubo. ※Shoki (720) Kamiyo no Kamo-Hakuseki-Kun (Kamo-Hakuseki-Kun) "He will always be your haiku poet. It is said that he is called an inuhito (dog man) ." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 上代、犬のほえるように声を発して宮門を守護した隼人(はやと)。行幸や朝儀に列して犬吠(いぬぼえ)をするならいであった。→犬吠。※書紀(720)神代下(鴨脚本訓)「恒に当に汝の俳人(わざひと)と為らむ。一に云はく、狗人(イヌひと)といふ」
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