(Ta Ka 4) To take possession of something. To mark something as one's own and keep it. To occupy it. ※Genji (c. 1001-14) Wakana no Ue "In the innermost region of this country, where even people cannot pass through, there are deep mountains, so I have kept them locked away."Ura-oki [divination]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘他カ四〙 所有しておく。自分のものとして、しるしをつけて取っておく。占領しておく。※源氏(1001‐14頃)若菜上「この国の奥の郡(こほり)に、人も通ひがたく、深き山あるを、としごろもしめおきながら」
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