〘 noun 〙 In the Edo period, the term referred to the practice of lending money to merchants who were speculating by using the deposit receipts of goods such as rice, sugar, and dried sardines as collateral. It also referred to the money exchanger. Exchange. [Essay: Yagi no Monogatari (mid-19th century)] Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 江戸時代、商品あるいは米切手、砂糖切手、干鰯(ほしか)切手など商品の蔵預証券を担保に取って、思惑買(おもわくがい)する商人に対して資金を貸すこと。また、その両替屋。入替。〔随筆・八木の話(19C中か)〕
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