Transportation - Unshu

Japanese: 運輸 - うんしゅ

〘Noun〙 ("shu" is the Go-on and Kan-on pronunciation of "transport") = Unyu (transportation) ※Shoku Nihongi - Wadou 8th year (715), May Kogo "The Imperial Rescript states that all _provinces _{are to} make transportation arrangements, _{each with} _a deadline." ※Dream of the Future of Living Together in the Inland (1886)〈Tsubouchi Shoyo〉 2 "The sea route is nearby, so transportation (unshu) is convenient." 〔Sima Soru - Yubashu Encyclopedia〕

Un-yu [Transportation]

〘 noun 〙 ("yu" is the idiomatic pronunciation of "import") The act of transporting people or cargo. Usually refers to transport by rail, automobile, steamship, etc. Transportation. Transport. Unshu. [Nisshi Jikai (1869)] *Seikoku Risshi Hen (1870-71) (translated by Nakamura Masanao) 4 "The party boarded a boat to transport the cargo."

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「しゅ」は「輸」の呉音、漢音) ＝うんゆ（運輸）※続日本紀‐和銅八年（715）五月甲午「詔曰、凡諸国運_二輸調庸_一、各有_二期限_一」※内地雑居未来之夢（1886）〈坪内逍遙〉二「海路近き故に運輸(ウンシュ)に便なり」〔司馬相如‐喩巴蜀檄〕