Banquet

Japanese: 宴 - えん

〘 noun 〙 The act of setting up a party for food and drink, and having fun with singing, dancing, etc. Also, entertaining people. A banquet. A drinking party. Utage. ※Utsubo (c. 970-999) Fukiage Shimojo "Please come and listen to the banquet on the ninth here." ※From the back door (1915) from Hasegawa Nyozekan, an ailing revolutionary's diary "When the banquet was in full swing , the pot started to burn, so C asked K to put some water in the water bowl that was on K's side." [Shunju Zuo Zhuan - Showa Duke 25th year]

E [banquet]

〘 noun 〙 (without the "n" in "en") banquet. drinking party. en. ※Ruijuhon Kanesukeshu (around 933) "When there are two days in October, the chrysanthemums are displayed in front of the Emperor."

Banquet

(Independent verb) To have a drinking party. To hold a drinking party. ※Shoku Nihongi - Year 1 of the Taiho era (701), January, Geng Yin "A banquet for _two imperial relatives and a hundred officials at the court _. "

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Japanese:

〘名〙酒食の席を設け、歌舞などをして遊び楽しむこと。また、人を接待すること。宴会。酒盛り。うたげ。※宇津保（970‐999頃）吹上下「九日の宴はかしこにてきこしめさん」※搦手から（1915）〈長谷川如是閑〉病める革命家の日記から「宴酣(エンたけなは)なる頃、鍋が焼きついて来たので、Ｃ女はＫの方にある水入の水を鍋に入れるべくＫに請求した」〔春秋左伝‐昭公二五年〕