Sending off the southern wind

Japanese: 送南風 - おくりまぜ
Sending off the southern wind
〘Noun〙 A south-southwest wind that blows in the seventh month of the lunar calendar. It is said to mean the south wind that blows after seeing off the Bon Festival spirits. Okuremaji. [Season: Autumn] [Names of Things (1775)]

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Japanese:
〘名〙 陰暦七月に吹く南南西の風。盆の精霊(しょうりょう)を見送ってから吹く南風の意という。おくれまじ。《季・秋》 〔物類称呼(1775)〕

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