Big bag - Obukuro

Japanese: 大袋 - おおぶくろ

〘Noun〙① A big bag. ※Kojidan (around 1212-15) 2 "Inside Yomeimon Gate, in front of the Sakonfu. At the head of the Okido _{there are two} _big bags." ② A name for robbers that were rampant in the Middle Ages. They would put stolen goods or people in a big bag and take them away. ※Shirakawa Honto-ji 59 (Gentoku 3rd year Ka) (1331 Ka) October 3rd, Rokuhara Imperial Instruction " _{One of} the temple's worshippers in Yamashiro Province was _{taken from Kanda} , _{a big} bag, and a sword attack _{was made} ." ③ A spear sheath, a large bag-shaped sheath . ※Joruri Satsuma Uta (around 1711) Yarijirushi "The big bag is from Karatsu in the same province, with a thick sheath and a silver cap."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 大きな袋。※古事談（1212‐15頃）二「陽明門内左近府前程也。置道之頭ニ有_二大袋_一」② 中世に横行した強盗の呼び名。強奪した物や人間を大きな袋に入れて持ち去るもの。※白河本東寺五九‐（元徳三年カ）（1331か）一〇月三日・六波羅御教書「打_二入寺領山城国拝師庄_一、致_二苅田・大袋・刃傷_一由事」③ 槍の鞘(さや)で、袋形をした大きなもの。※浄瑠璃・薩摩歌（1711頃）鑓じるし「大袋は同国唐津、ずん切鞘に銀の笠」

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